Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 64, 16 March 1922 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1922.

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EXHIBIT OF AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE CAUSE OF MUCH INTEREST ' i f By Associated rress) NEy YORK, March IS. The exhibit of American architecture, organized by the American Institute of Architects and displayed In Paris and London last year, has aroused so much Interest abroad hat plans are now being made for showing it in other European cities.,' Th Royal Institute of British Architect has cabled Julian Clarence Levi, secretary of the. Committee of the American Institute of Architects, proposing a series of exhibitions in the lareer English cities. Should this prove feasible there is a strong probability that the exhibits will then bo sent to Italy and shown in Rome. The exhibit comprises a large num

ber of photographs of the most notable j

Dunaings in me unitea ciates ami represents many American cities, New York, Philadelphia, Washington,. Detroit, Indianapolis, Denver, state capitals in Connecticut, Wisconsin and Missouri and examples of the architecture of American ecclasiastical and educational institutions. It was shown at the annual exhibition of the Societe des Artistes Francaia in Paris last spring and afterward under the auspices of the Royal Institute of British Architects in London.

"THE SUN NEVER SETS ON GREAT BRITAIN'S TROUBLES"

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JACKSOXBURG, Ind. Miss Willys Personett is confined to her home by illness Mr. and Mrs. George Sharp attended a birthday dinner near Milton Sunday Mrs. Margaret Lutz and 4jilrs. Nellie Allen were shopping In tichmond Saturday Misses Edith Conaway and Crystal Kinsinger were the guests of Miss Hester Gethers Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ea Sarver of near Hopewell and Mr. anrl Mrs. John Gibson of Straughn were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kellum. . . . .Mrs. Harold

.Nicholson, Miss Olive Harrison and Miss Rozella Keever attended the teachers' meeting at Richmond Saturday.... Rev. D. L. Milligan of Green's i Fork was in town Monday making calls Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson visited Mrs. Wilson's aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Zeigler, at Cambridge Sunday I

Mr. and Mrs. Benton Burgess of near Moreland, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and children of Dublin and Floyd Morse were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Clark... .Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Gethers, Mr. and Mrs. Will Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. James Lutz and Wayne Brooks and Misses Hester Gethers and Thelma Lutz were entertained at supper Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Underwood.... Jackson Lodge of I. O. O. F. conferred the third degree on two candidates Tuesday night Messrs Clem Endsley and W. IT. Gilmore. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Morse spent Sunday with their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Hughes, of Millville Horace Thompson has sold his home to James Underwood Miss Ell.i Weidan entertained a number of her voung friends Friday evening, Including Misses Crystal Kinsinger, Hester Gethers, Irene Bright, Helen Rigs, Vidginia iGiiniore, Josephine Kinder, Edith Conaway, Helen Scott, Elli Weidan,: Rufus and Harold Kinsinger, Lowell Brooks, Aaron and Lawrence A AtA1ii- TTfriirhel tnflrow Pnecell Sir.

"rist, Elias Scott Robert and James Endsley, Clarence and Robert Jenkins. . . .('.Mrs. Viola Thompson has sold her property to James Lutz, of Pennville. ....The Help-One-Another club held its regular meeting with Mrs. Daniel Riser Wednesday Mrs. Raymond Craig and children spent Monday with

Mrs.' Charles Craig A number from here were entertained at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sourbeer, near Germantown; they reported a royal time Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Gethers spent Sunday at the home of his lister, Mrs. Ross Tyler, and family, of Cambridge.... '.Miss Helen Scott was 'the guest of Hagerstown friends the week end. SPARTANBURG. Ind. Mrs. Byron Clark was calling on Mr. and Mrs. M. n Knott Fridav afternoon Quite a

few ladies of the Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Catey for a quilting and sewing party. Covered dishes furnished by the ladies supplied them with a lovely dinner. Those who enjoyed the day were: Mrs. Ambrose Ruby, Mrs. Clarence Hough, Mrs: Frank Morgan, Mrs. Lester Taylor, -Mrs. Rilla Scott, Mrs. Martha Stanlry, Mrs. Emma Jackson, Mrs. Ida Nusa, Mrs. Harry Bowen and baby daughter, Emma Jean, Mrs. Squire Bowen and Mrs. Frank Catey Many attended the third number of the Spartanburg high school lecture course which was given by S. Piatt Jones in the Christian church Saturday nicht. The fourth and last num-

&r of our lecture course will be held in the Christian church April 20, by the Cheny Concert company. ' The famous "Whitehouse Golden Organ Chimes" will be one of the most interesting of the musical features of the evening One evening last week Ambrose Ruby and daughter, Mrs. Leo C'hehoweth, were calling on Rev. and Mrs. Scott A number of relatives and friends attended the funeral of John Fletcher Middleton Saturday. Mr. Middleton was taken suddenly ill with acute indigestion. He lived only a short time after the attack. He died Thursday, March 9 Miss Virginia Scott spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Elizabeth Wise of Crete The monthly meeting of the Circle girls will meet Tuesday night at the home of Miss Fern Lacey. The leader for this'meeting is Miss Grace Lewis.... Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Catey and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Anderson of Union City and son-in-law, Lester Colvin, of Indianapolis, werj callers of Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Scott Sunday afternoon Misses Marie and Elsie Vaughn spent Sunday

wuk? dfoiy? fjnf m gft "i" i ff-4 ipwfj MS0Sg. i0 IAS:

! Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. ; gie Weller, Mrs. Relta White, Mrs. Charley Townsend and daughter fnez. : Lydia Warner, Mrs. Eva White, Mrs. '....Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bogan spent ; Mary Kirkman. Mrs. Blanche White, j Sunday in Richmond with Mr. and Mrs. J Mrs. Hazel Simpson, .Mrs. Paul

David Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Harry ; sscnraaer, Mrs. Kusseu Kimman, Mrs

Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert

Ringley spent Sunday in Cambridge

City with Mrs. Lilly Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bogan were guests

Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thurston j of Eaton.... Mr. and Mrs. Ott Tremble and family spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. V.-Miles..., Mr. and Mrs. Blue Williams were guests Friday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Will Currey Mrs: Jack Currey, who has been spending most the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Will Curely, left Sunday for .Chicago, where she will make her home. GREEN'S "FORK. Ind. Mrs, Percy Hamilton was called to Winchester on account of the Bickness of her mother ..'..Mrs. Belle Pickett, of Olive Hill, is the guest of Mrs. Alice Byrd...Mr. and Mrs., Earl Gilbert and daughter, of Richmond, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hatfield Miss Jane Fleming,, of Richmond, was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Mary Roller, la few days The Helping Hand

class met with Mrs. Mary Roller on Thursday evening. Each member was to earn 25 cents and tell how they

learned it. - Some interesting stories

were told as to how they did it. The members present numbered 20 and ?5 was added to the class treasury.

Flora Kirkman, Mrs. Jennie Townsend, Mrs. .Lydia Kirkman, Mrs. Ethel Woods and Mrs. Laura Freeman. The guests were Mrs. Mabel Addleman and Mr3. Carrie Fowble.

Ministerial association filed a Joint protest with the city council. A petition signed by some of the business -men in favor of the carnival was filed v with the council, but, the request was . refused. The ministers objected to the -carnival on the grounds that it did not provide the proper kind of entertainment.

Ty. :-i in various sections of British domains thzt are

group oi natives in maia arresiea during roui'iy,

using Great Britain gTay hairs. Above, at left. At right, Moslem chief pleading with Allah in iro-

' test against policies cf the British n Turkey. At left center," Egyptian fighting men. Below, South

t Africans around courthouse at Johannesburg during trouble in South Africa. Below, at light, Sinn V Feiners and Unionists in street battle in 2elfa.it just lefore Ireland was made a fiee stale

afternoon with Miss Marguerite Scott. ....Mr. and Mrs. Leo Chenoweth and little son Reginald called on Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Middleton and daughters Christina and Ruth Sunday evening Ulley Wise spent Sunday after

noon with George Wise and familv of Crete... Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Middleton and daughter Ruth and Mr. Arthur Scott were business callers in Union City Monday afternoon Next Wednesday afternoon all the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Christion church will meet at the home of Mrs. Grace Catey for a sewing and quilting party. Each member is to bring a covered dish The junior Missionary society of the M. E. church will meet atthe home of Miss Hazel Clark' Wednesday afternoon Howard Middleton and family spent Sunday evening with Mr. George Wise and family Mrs. Mabel Jessup was calling on Mrs. Pearl and Althear Crist Sunday afternoon.... Mr. and Mrs. John Crist were calling on Mr. and Mrs. -Byron Clark and children," Lois and Sylvia., Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Forest Stevens of near Webster, spfcit Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Laura Mann, of Spartanburg.

tended the play given by the Sunday t vllle. Mr. Whipp is seriously ill.

school. .. .Mr. and Mrs. John Gauch

called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank.Oehler, Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fager spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Troxel at Ithica. Mrs. Troxel who has been ill for several weeks, i3 improving Mesdames C. E. Barnes, O. F. Bilger, J. M. Studebaker and E. G. Leas called on Mrs. Ray Brown, Sunday afternoon The

Vinton Siler is ill.... Mr. and Mrs. C

D. Spencer and family spent, Wednes

day evening at Lewisburg

MIDDLEBORO, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hartman and family entertained

at their country home north of Rich

mond in honor of Will Hartman s six

tieth birthday aniversary. At noon

an elaborate dinner was served to the

Gleaners Sunday school class met! following guests: August Paust, Miss

PERSHING, Ind Everette Rodenburg attended the automobile show at Indianapolis a few days cf last week. ....Mrs. Frank Winter and Mrs. Charles Winter spent a few days re

cently at Kokomo visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jake Winter Prof. Smith has returned from Cincinnati, where he visited a few days Mr., and Mrs. George Sanders of Centerville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Omar Neff. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Cambridge City visited their daughter, Mrs. Charles Hiday, and family Rev. Sheffiser of Witenburg College preached at the Lutheran church Sunday, both morning and evening, in the absence of Rev. Schirmer. . ... .Thomas Karns of Parker City is the week-end guest of the Misses Ella and Lizzie Boughner The body of Mrs. Flora

Gipe, widow of Sylvester Glpe, of Ind

Friday 'evening at the heme of Missl

Alta Mae Bruner. Eight members of the class were present James B. Trone transacted business at Eaton Monday. C. E. Barnes had charge of the post office during his absence. : . . Misses Eva and Mildred Laird were Sunday guests of Alta Mae Bruner. . ..Mis. JoeBrunef wasr in Dayton, Thursday, the guests of Mrs. John Holzen and her son, Henry and family Burley Rantson moved, Wednesday, to the Michael Long property. . ..The Christian Endeavor business meeting will be held, Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Gruber. Prayer meeting will be

held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gauch. Sunday school attendance Sunday .87 The Gleaners class will have charge

Elizabeth Paust, Mr. and Mrs. Fred

Hartman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartman and" family, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Hartman and family. Miss Ruth Nolte, Miss Elsie Hartman, Ed Hartman, Lawrence Kelly, Albert Hartman, Russell Pierson, Theodore Hartman, August .Hartman. , . .Miss Ruth Nolte of Economy is spending the week with

Miss Elsie Hartman Mrs. Artie Tea-

ford continues ill John Hawkins is

home for the summer after spending the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hunt Walter Brooks and Isaac Brooks of Richmond spent Monday here Mrs. Willara Elwood of AIpitia, ,Va.. was a guest Saturday and

Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Park Elwood

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wolke of the National road west were guests

Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rails'

WHITEWATER, Ind. Bert Oler and family have moved to their farm southwest of Williamsburg. Elwood

(Gibbs and family have moved to the

Uler farm, while Charles Kirkman is arranging to move to the Gibbs farm, near Arba...Vern Warner, of Mooreland, spent the week-end with hi3 parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Warner. . . Mr. and Mrs. Harve Kirkman spent

I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles

Fossenkemper, of Richmond. .. .The senior class play entitled "Tony, the Convict," will be given on Saturday night, March 15, atN the Laurel hall. Admission will be 25 and 35 cents.... Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson and daughter, Marjorie, and Ray Ranie, of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson and Mrs. Lucille Gaylo Hunt spent Saturday night and Sunday with Vernon Warner.... Mr. and Mr3. Newt. Bunker, of near Richmond, called on Mr. and Mrs.

, Shirley White and family Sunday aft

ernoon jur. ana airs, uzro uiosu

were guests of Mr. and Mrs. cecn Clapp and daughter, Rhea Maryam, j Sunday afternoon. . .Miss Helen Bram-j

haus spent Sunday with Miss Maryam Woods Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kirk

man, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley White and family and Francis Wright spent Sun

day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl

Schrader Mrs. Jennie Addleman is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Newton Bunker, of near Richmond . . . Mrs. Laura Freeman and Mrs. Mabel Addleman and son, Bobbie, called on Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Kirkman Sunday evening Mrs. Frances Kirkman entertained the

ladies' class of the Christian church last Thursday afternoon. The after

noon was spent in business and contests. Afterward pie and coffee were served to the following: Mrs. Jake Gibbs, Mrs. Ada Marshall, Mrs.- Tessa

Blose, Mrs. Minnie White, Mrs. wag-

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CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio Miss Hazel Fosdick of West Alexandria recently visited Mr. ana Mrs. Jess McWhinney Ed Ervin and family visited his ibrother, Earl, and family at Dayton Sunday Roy Geeding has scarlet fever and is at the home of his sister, Mrs. Harry Aydelotte Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kirkpatrick of Richmond visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Cooper Sunday. Theadore Kirkpatrick is 'staying with his grandparents to finish the school year Miss Edna O'Neil of West Florence is visitingMr. and Mrs. Darrell Swisher Jim Cohee has 'been ill..

..Mrs. Emora Swisher is ill, ...The members of the Christian church will give a play, "The Old Singin School," Friday, evening, March. 24. The play was given here about 10 years ago and it was so thoroughly enjoyed that the music master, Joe Shef ter, thought it worth trying a gain r." .'About 75 attended the surprise on Mrs. Frank Miller Monday evening. The occasion being her birthday anniversary. Ice cream, cake; candy and. apples was served A large crowd from this place attended the 'boys' basketball tournament at Eaton Saturday. . .Next Saturday the Preble county girls' basketball teams will have a tournament at Lanier township Central school building Mrs. McGill has been ill for. some time but is better now Ora Stover and family have moved to Eaton from New Hope where they

were running the general store which they sold to Alfred Bresher a few months ago.

Great Britain ha3 27 foreign countries.

ambassadors in

PROTESTS AGAINST CARNIVAL SEYMOUR, Ind., March 16 When a carnival company sent representa

tive here to ask permission for some of the streets to hold a week's entertainment, the members of the City

Guard Against "Flu" With Mustcrole Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia all start with a cold. At the first sign of fever, the moment you get those warning aches, get busy with good old. Musterole. Musterole is a counter-irritant that goes right after congestion (which is what a cold really is) and restores normal circulation.

It has all the good qualities of the old-fashioned mustard plaster without , the unpleasant sting and blister. During the big "Flu" epidemic several years ago Musterole was used in our training camps. The Y. M. C. A. War Board sent thousands of jars to our hoys in France. Doctors have been recommending It to their patients for years. Just rub it on the congested parts with your finger tips. First you will feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penetrates the pores, , then , comes a soothing, , cooling sensation and quick relief. Irf there are colds in your house get Musterole on the Job at once. It may prevent serious illness. It is a good plan to have Musterole always on the bathroom shelf for the emergency. Sold by all druggists, 35c and 65c," in jars and tubes; hospital size $3.00..

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back. .. .Howard Golden spent Satur

day with Mr. and Mrs. Norm Kirkman and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Fauble of near Whitewater Mr. and

oi scnooi next Sunday morning. . . . Mrs. Emma Graham left Thursday, for an extended visit with relatives at

Troy....C. D. SDences was a Tlavtnn .

business visitor. Mnnd.iv. rr s piMrs. Joe Reid entertained Sunday in

Carter was in Davton." Satnr.i'nir ' . . in honor of Miss Esther Boyd of Rich

Peter Pearce moved, Friday, to -the!mond. who leave APril 1 for Indi Cal Howell property on Main street! anapolis to the Methodist hospital ...'.Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Slifer visited ': wllere ?he wiH Take nurse training Sundav at. Naw Pnri with' ir mii Covers were laid for Miss Ruth Boyd

Mrs. Joseph Baker Mri BettviMiF3 Olive Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph

Eresman of Greenville visited Mon- i,11s tl,llJC1 JU x""" iuu

day at the Home hotel with Mrs. Joe Bruner.... A number from this place attended the basketball tournament Sunday at Eaton Miss Imo Howell and Mr. Carl Tidman of Dayton visited Sunday with Mrs. Anna Howell and family '..William Ready of

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guests of relatives.... Miss OlalSl . uaugnier fj-"11 -miss vonua i- Triimnh f h nrir( Glunt and Elsworth Gwin Mrs.

Arthur Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reid Whit Roe and Charles Miles

were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr,

and Mrs. Will Hartman Theodore Cook is very feeble. .. .Mr. and Mrs.

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Clyde Thomas and family entertained Primary. May 2. 1922. I do this fully

Sunday for the following guests: Mr. j appreciating the responsibility it may'

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anapolis, was brought here Saturday aftemon for burial in the family lot at the Lutheran cemetery--Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Haas of Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs. William Condo Sunday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sourbeer entertained a company of friends Saturday evening. A social good time was had by all. Ice cream and cake was

served Mrs. Geddingner of Cincinnati is visiting her daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Schrimer Mrs. JUand Neff

Rice of Lewisberg, Ohio, spent Sunday with Samuel Biser and son Raymond.

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WEST MANCHESTER, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Will Buck of Gerantown were week end visitors of Mrs. Mary Trone and family. James B. Trone was a Sunday dinner guest Miss Mvrtle Trone was in Dayton Friday and Saturday, the guest of Miss Sylvia Trone and Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Trone and family and attended the "Follies" Saturday afternoon. Misees Ruby Guenther and Blanche Copp were also in atendance Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Shelliberger of College Corner, were guests of A. O. Miller and family, Sunday Mlas Anna Gauch spent -the week end with Miss Eva Schell at Castine, Ohio and at-

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week end with relatives Mr. ana Mrs. John Loven entertained to dinner Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. II. S. Huey and son. Max Verto Mc Gruff and Elden Gruber were in Greenville Saturday and saw screen play, "Way Down East" Mr. and Mrs. Albert Banta entertained the following guests at their home, Sun

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Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. John Frank; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parks and Mr. and Mrs. Elden Gruber and their-fam-ilies and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Will Irvin of Eldorado, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wehrley. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles NIswonger visited, Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Whipp at Brook-

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very best to follow the path of duty and justice. The people of our district have varied Interests. Today many of these are sorely tried, tomorrow it may pass on to another class. It shall ever

be my endeavor to represent all of . these varied interests and at times when such interests are calling for representation. It may be popular for a congressman to aspire to represent a class in his district, but it is far wiser and better for him to endeavor to represent his district. The broader view when taken by a legislator to represent his district will be a positive guarantee that he will not misrepresent any particular group. This is not to be interpreted that I will merely support majority measures which would pass without my aid, but that I shall ever be watchful of the interests of my home folks and make their Welfare the majority issue when such

representation is needed.

It is of prime importance to reduce

public expenditures and lower the taxes created by the national government. The many Boards, Bureaus and Commissions which unnecessarily add to the governmental expenses and un

der the present economic condition make it necessary to return to the Constitution and to simple representative government:

We should produce an economic revival - not by temporary specifics of I

class legislation, but by going to the fundamentals of production and of distribution and obtain markets for our products. Every workman should have a job at which he can earn a living and take care, of his dependents and have some leisure to enjoy the pleasures cf life, and every farmer and manufacturer should have, a profitable market for his products. The American mind of .independence and enterprise should he stimulated. Our nation is justly, proud of the achievements of our soldiers in the "world war" and we should make just provision for. their welfare. America must take her part in world affairs in such a way as to guard her rights and the liberties of every citizen. I shall appreciate your support in the coming Primary and Election. Respectfully, CHARLES O. WILLIAMS.

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