Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 67, 20 March 1922 — Page 2
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND; IND., MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1922.
WELFARE HALL TARES CARE OF IDLE HOURS OF BOYS AT LIBERTY
(Special to the Pallidum) LIBERTY, Ind.. March 20. "Welfare Hall" located la the heart of the town of Liberty fitted up with a wireless receiving station, pool table, card tables,' and other devices tor -the amusement of the younger generation, is fulfilling long felt need among the boys of that town. The hall was fitted up as a form of Y. M. C. A. to care for the Idle hours of the boys ranging In age from 10 to 21 years. ' Round table discussion of the need for such a place was held early In the year, with Y. M. C. A. workers ' from Richmond and Oxford, Ohio, , present.- About 30 citizens were also : present.' As a result of the discussion, It was decided to fit uu the hall for the en
tertainment of the boys, with the un
derstanding that It was not to be continued if It proved unpopular. Proves Successful.
That it has proved successful Is evi- ! denced by the fact that a crowd of young fellows may be Been In the hall at all hours it is open. A supervisor is always in charge when the rooms are open. The hall Is run under the direction of a number of committees known as supervisory, financial, social educational and equipment. Roy Driggs. chairman of the equipment committee, made a valuable contribution to the hall In the form of five
card tables, all manufactured by him.Members of the supervisory commit-)
tee which has charge of the general direction-of the hall, are: Albert Bertch, chairman; Mrs. Frank Draper, Mrs. Dr. Donahue, A. A. Graham, Bruce Stevens, Rev. S. L. Martin, Russel Ratliff, Mrs. Charles Ross, Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell and Miss Ruth Kitchel. : Hours Hall It Open Doors of the hall are open from 3 : 30 o'clock to 10 o'clock each afternoon and evening. They are closed from 5:30 to 6:30 to allow the caretaker time for meals. Reading material has been ordered, and a candy case will be installed soon. One night a week is to be set aside for the general public and entertain
ments of interest to the people will be given on these occasions, according
to the plans of the committee. Wire
less concerts, lectures and the like,
will serve to make this hall a community center on such nights.
The wlrelss outfit In use at present!
was purchased by the local boy scout troop, and the antenjia installed by the local electric light company. Concerts from Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Newark, N. J., Detroit, Hamilton, Cincinnati, and other points have been picked up by the outfit. 60 Attend Program The highwater mark in attendance was reached at an entertainment held Saturday evening when 60 boys were present in the hall. Boxing matches are one form of entertainment which has proved popular. That the whole community is behind
the movement Is the statement of per
sons in charge of the hall. At a Father and Sons banquet in the
Coliseum recently, ?37 in "tips waB contributed at the request of the
finance committee.
FINANCIER HAS TRILLIONS OF THRILLS ' WHILE A-WOOLNG PRETTY STENOGRAPHER
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Miss Sarah Elizabeth Martin and Shirley Ogilvie, millbnalre, her former . fiance. I Love letters, cable and telegrams, in which the financier offers his love millions and trillions of times and recalls the thrills of his courtship, are bared by Miss Sarah Elizabeth Martin in her $100,000 suit against Shirley Ogilvie, elderly but ardent wooer. She charges Ogilvie said he intended to divorce his wife and marry her. Then, she says, he changed his mind and threatened to sue her for the return of $45,000 worth of presents he gave tier, accompanying the threat with some uncomplimentary remarks about her. She in turn brought suit against him for the alleged remarks. It was thrown out of a lower court, but an appeal has just been filed.
RADIO PROGRAM
RICHMOND ( RICHMOND PALUUJIL'M) MoBdar, Marh SO Good-Bra, Pretty Bottarfllea. .. Cooke-OImaa Taa Uttle Ftearera aad Tea Little Toe .... gcaoater-Nelaoa . Weather Forecast. Lioaeaeme Hoar Frlead After Dlaaer Stories. - Mr Mammy Kmwi Do Coata Today's Talk. Boaale Street Bessie.. ..Case Will There Be Aay Stars.:.... Metropolitan Quartette INDIANAPOLIS (HATFIELD ELECTRIC COMPANY) Will start operation March 35. INDIANAPOLIS (HAMILTON), dark, PITTSBURG (WKSTIXGHOUSE) (easTera time ) Tt30 p. "L'aele "WUr-Iy" bed time story aad aaaale for the kiddies aad aay arowaups who ' - still eare (or then. 7 1 45 p. special aews, aoverameat market reporta summary of New York stock exchaase, weather report. 8iOO p. m Keepiaa' Fit Throngrh Proper Exercise," hy C. S. Miller director of physical edaoatlon aad athletics, L'alverslty of Pittobars;. . 8 iSO p. m popular eatertaiaaaaat by Giles's orchestra aad Robert Johns, barytone. . SiOO p. m., aews (Tatted - Press Service). 9 105 p. musical program. ItiBR p. Arlina-ten time algraals. CHICAGO (WESTINGHOUSE) KYW OlSO p. m closlns; market quotations, news aad financial reports. 7iM p, auf children's bedtime story. 8iOO p. m., musical preayam. v StOO p. m., news aad sports. NEWARK (WE9T1NGHOVSE) WJE (eastern time) fliOO p. m music. lOtOl p. m., aovcrameat weather cast. Bi6a p. m., Arllnrton time sln-aals. DETROIT (DETROIT NEWS) WBL 7tOO-8:30 p. m., rearular musical program.
TKe Home Garden
Sign Swings In Wind;
Sidewalk Is Roped Off A roped-off space on Main street be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, caused
pedestrians, as they made the detour.
to wonder what had happened.
An overhanging sign, swinging with the force of the wind, caused some
thoughtful person to rope off the section of sidewalk underneath to prevent any accidents.
$75,000 TO $100,000
FIRE IN GREENVILLE
GREENVILLE. Ohio, March 20. Loss estimated at between $75,000 and $100,000 was sustained when the Judgment Cigar factory burned late Friday night. The Are is thought to have originated in the basement. Six hundred thousand finished cigars are thought to be an entire loss because of damage by smoke, heat and water. It Is said that the loss of the stock and building is covered by insurance. Probate Court
Charles B. Miller, guardian of Margaret Miller, filed first and final ac
count.
Charles B. Miller, administrator of the estate of Mary Scheldlng, deceas
ed, filed distributive account. , George G. Hildebrand appointed ad
mlnlstrator of the estate of George
Hunter, deceased. Bond, $100. C. D. Longenbaker, guardian of Es
ther Longenbaker, filed first account.
Benjamin F. McCarter, executor of
the will of Benjamin M. McCarter, de
ceased, filed second and final account.
Benjamin F. McCarter, administrat
or of the estate of Sarah C. McCarter,
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FOOD LESSON NO. 14
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San Jose scale and other species of scale Insects have been rapidly increasing in Indiana the last two years. The past two mild winters have given
the best of conditions for these scale
insects to live through the winter and make a rapid increase in numbers.
Nearly all scale insects, especially San
Jose scale, are controlled by a spray of lime sulphur or mlscible oil. Spraying must be done before the leaves come out. When commercial liquid lime sulphur Is used the dilution Is
one gallon to eight of water. In case the powdered form la used, not less than two pounds to five gallons of
1 water should be used. Dilute mls
cible oils according to directions on package. The reason so many fall to control scale with these sprays is due to a
, lack of thoroughness in applying the
spray, according to C. L. Burkholder of the horticultural staff of Purdue university. The entire surface of the
, tree or shrub must be completely cov
ered with the spray. ; In the case oi trees it seems necessary to apply the spray first, say with the wind in the south, and then go over the entire orchard again when the wind has changed into approximately tire oppoi site direction. If this method is not ! followed there are sure to be strips . and sections of the limbs which were , not covered with the spray. This re- , suits in a bountiful eupply of yonng j scale in the early spring which quickj ly covers the tree again and does ser- , lous damage before fall. It is much
! safer to go over the orchard twice
with the change of wind than to wait for a day theoretically without a wind. Potato soil should be plowed deep and early and -reworked frequently until planting time, says a statement sent out from Purdue for the benefit of amateur and professional potato producers of Indiana. Plowing ground as soon as It is dry and early planting are recommended for the best yields. The furrows may be opened and potatoes planted quickly and covered immediately before the ground 'dries, to promote early germination. Saving on seed is a false economy according to Purdue. Twenty-five
bushel yields an acre from potato
peelings against 200 bushels from good
seed are evidences of this fact. The seed pieces should be about the sire
of an egg.
Seed should be planted every foot
for early potatoes, and three to six Inches further apart for late crops,
with the pieces cut Just before drop
ping.
GALLANT CIVIL WAR BATTERY DEFEATED BY OLD FATHER TIME (By Associated Press) CLEVELAND. Ohio, March 20. The ClevelandL ight Artillery, the gallant old battery that served" in the Civil war and which is said to have fired the first Bhot at the Confederate forces in the first land battle of the
war. has struck its flag to Father
Time. - The last roll call of the organization, held on Washington's birthday, Feb. 22, following annual custom, was answered by only one of the two remaining veterans of the original battery and two honorary members who served with other Ohio" batteries. Nicholas Weidenkopf, 78, who was the youngest soldier in the Cleveland battery, called the roll and Rev.
Henry C. Martlndale, of Cleveland and Richard King, of Chardoh," the two
honorary members, responded. Henry
Rebbeck, the other survivor or the cattery, was ill at his home here.
'It was the dying wish of Colonel
James Barnett, that the last of us turn over the Cleveland artillery rec
ords to the Western Reserve Historic
al society.- said Mr. Weidenkopf. "I move that the Cleveland Light Artillery hereby disbands." The motion carried and Weidenkopf was designated to present the records of the battery to the society. TO 8HOW COLORED SLIDES WITH LECTURES ON BIRDS (By Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS, March 20. The state conservation department has procured 91 colored slides to be shown with a lecture prepared on the birds of Indiana, The slides will be shown before audubon societies, civic organisations, ornithologists and children in-
terestea m tbe study of bird life, and will be exhibited in connection with a lecture prepared by A. A. Allen, assist
ant professor of ornithology at Cornell university.
Have Color in Cheeks
M;
asonic
Calend
ar
Monday, March 20 Richmond Commandery No. 8 K. T. will confer the order of the Temple, beginning at 7 o'clock. Tuesday, March 21 Richmond Lodge No. 196 F. & A. M- called
meeting. Work in the Master Mason
degree, 7 o'clock.
Wednesday, March 22 Webb Lodge
No. 24 F. & A. M., called meeting.
Work in the Entered Apprentice de
gree, beginning 6:45.
Thursday, March 23 Masonic club will give a subscription dance to the
Masons and ladles.
Friday, March 24, King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Special con
vocation. Work in the Most Excellent
Master's Degree.
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