Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 87, 12 April 1922 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922

AUTHORITY IS ASKED TO TRANSFER PREBLE FUNDS TO AID ROADS

EATON, Ohio, April 12. Application has been made by the county commissioners, tnrough County Prosecutor R. O. Sever, for authority to transfer $12,000 from the county fund to the road repair fund. The applica

tion represents the road repair fund i

is practically exhausted and tne accumulation in the county fund is more than adequate to meet all demands placed upon it. ' , Appeal has been taken to common pleas court from a squire's court in a suit involving a judgment for $6.80. George T. Acton is plaintiff and John Green and the Flory Ice, Coal and Truck company are defendants. Green takes the appeal. The Flory company Is a garnishee in the action and allegedly refused to comply with, the court order to pay the judgment. In a divorce, alimony and custody of child suit entered by Nora Taylor against William L. Taylor In common pleas court, the litigants agreed that all money, notes, checks and securities accruing from a sale be turned over by the clerk of the courts to the defendant, he to pay a note held by Spring Bros, company. Addresses Young People. TV. O. Moore and Miss Alice May, state leaders in young people's church w ork, addressed a conference of Preble county young people here Wednesday in the Christian and Presbyterian churches. Mr. Moore also presided at n man's separate session and Miss May at a woman's separate session. The conference closed in the evening with a banquet. Issue Naturalization Papers. Nicholas Kuss of Eaton received final naturalization papers Wednesday through common pleas court. Issuance of final naturalization papers to Mike Marslo, of near New Paris, was deferred a year because of lack pf knowledge and information concerning

the United States government. Sec-'

end papers in naturalization of the Rev. Thomas Murray of Eaton and Kldorado, a native of England, was deferred until June 2G, in order that depositions of five years' residence in the United States may be supplied. Ministerial President The Rev. Hiley Baker, of Eaton, has been elected president of a ministerial organization in Preble county that will work In harmony with the state federation of churches. Rev. J. A. Albright. Concord, is vice-president: Rev. it. J. Moore, of Camden, secretary; Rev. D. S. Eshelman, of Eldorado, treasurer. Red Cross Chairman . O. ,V. Fritz, former postmaster at West Alexandria, has been elected chairman of the Preble County Red Cross chapter, succeeding Dr. S. P. Carter, West Manchester, resigned. Chairman Fritz was vice-chairman of the chapter. The vacancy caused by "his elevation to the chairmanship has been filled by electing the Rev. J. A. Albright, Concord, vice-chairman. Closing School Dates. Closing dates for district schools In Preble county for the summer vacation are announced as follows: April 28, Israel township; May 4, Gratis village and Monroe and Lanier townships; May 12, West Elkton and elementary grades at Lewisburg; May 19. Jefferson township, Camden and Verona; May 24, Jackson township; June 1. Lewisburg and West Alexandria hish schools. Dixon township schools will close the first week in May, the date to be determined later.

Blanton Denounced

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Representative John Gardner, as a "disgrace to the House and a humiliation to the state of Texas." This severe chastisement resulted from speeches made by Blanton in Texas, in which he accused members of the House of petty grafting and misusing their stationery allowance.

GAY, NEW CARRIER, IS WORLD WAR VET AND LEGION MEMBER

Morris TV. Gay, appointed to the vacant position of carrier on motor route B, to succeed Fred B. Pickett, is an exservice man and a member of the American legion. Gay was appointed by the post office department following an examination held last winter, in which three ex-service men received the highest ranking.

Following the resignation of Pickett

last October, Postmaster Charles B. Beck recommended that Frank Quisr-

ley, city carrier, be transferred to the

rural route, claiming that such a move would do away with the two months of poor service while the carrier was

learning the route. Such a transfer would have promoted I. O. Smith, also an ex-service man, to a position as a regular carrier in the city, but the recommendation was turned down for an examination for rural routes specifically. It is understood that both Quigley and Smith are Democrats. "Gay Is a very capable fellow, an

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ex-service man, and will make a good carrier," said Postmaster Beck Wednesday morning. "My first intimation that selection was to be made as a result of the examination was a notice from the department that Gay had been appointed. Gay, however, will have to take a month or two in which to learn the route before he can givs the most efficient service." i

Dayton Speed Limit Unchanged, Says Letter Robert Heun of this city, is in receipt of a letter from Paul E. Ackerman, , secretary of the Dayton Automobile club, which corrects an erroneous impression regarding the speed limit in that city. The speed limit remains unchanged at 15 miles an hour in business districts, 20 miles an hour In residential districts and 30 miles an hour on public highways.

COLUMBIA RECORDS

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.Feltman's Shoe Store. The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Stores 724 Main Street,

Among the Congo natives a superstitious belief exists that the appearance of a baby's first tooth on the upper Jaw is an ill omen to the community, and that the child must therefore be killed. .

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VALUES

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922.

SERVICE

Which Will Win? "Play ball!" will be heard today from the lips of umpires all over the U. S. A. May the best team win and may the others be "good losers." But, whichever team wins, remember YOU WIN always when you come to Dafler's for your needs in medicines or other high-grade goods we carry. YOU LOSE if you fail to exercise care in discrimination in having your prescriptions filled by us with accuracy and promptness. OUR GAME is to serve the community with satisfaction, and in this endeavor we maintain a HIGH PERCENTAGE.

60c PEBECO TOOTH

PASTE

20c BAYER'S ASPIRIN TABLETS

STANOLAX 43c and '

$1.10 VINOL at

MILK OF MAGNESIA, 49c and

15c 69c 80c 24c

EASTER CANDIES We have a complete line of Candy Eggs and Rabbits. EASTER EGG DYES

Get It Where They've Got It sEj We Thank You Call Again If It's Advertised, It's at Dafler's sive Dru store Main at Ninth Phone 1904

ICE CREAM for Easter

For your Kaster parties and Easter dinner, the most satisfying and delicious dessert is Price's Ice Cream in individual molds of Easter rabbits and Easter lilies. Place your orders early. EASTER CANDIES This is the last week to do your Easter shopping. We still have a nice variety of Candy Eggs to choose from. Our 57th Easter

Thistlethwaite's The Original Cut-Rats EVERY-DAY PRICES in Effect at All 7 Stores

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CIGAR SPECIAL .

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Rosa Cuba Cigars, 8c; two for

EASTMAN FILMS 24-Hour Finishing Service

TRUTH ALWAYS

A Special Easter Sale of the Latest All Wool Jersey SUITS

(Same Style as Illustrated) Offering a Tuxedo tailored style all-wool Jersey Suit in the latest style as shown here. Practically every shade offered, including Navy, Jade, Topaz, Mohawk, Harding Blue, Brown and Black. A fortunate purchase enables us to offer theni at this low sale price.

Full Value

THE HOUSE OF CRAMS. INDIANAPOLIS There are two kinds of Cigars under the Crane's Decision Label : Crane's Decision Broad Leaf Medium Mild Crane's Decision Invincible Very Mild EACH KIND IN A CLASS BY ITSELF 2 for ISc

EASTER TOGS for Little Tots at Knollenberg's Store

FOR LITTLE GIRLS Dresses made up in French and Domestic Ginghams, plain colors, checks and fancy plaids; Printed Dimities, Dotted Swisses, Ruffled Organdie Frocks in pink, light blue, Copen blue, peach, apricot, maize, Nile green, buff and white ; Pongee Silk Dresses. These Dresses range in price from $1.50 to $7.00 Silk Coats for Little Girls Taffeta, SilkPoplins and Pongee, in old rose, biscuit, turquoise, peacock, Copen, tan, brown, navy and black. Prices from $5.00 to $7.50 Wool Coats for little girls in golf -red broadcloth, navy blue serge, polo cloth and fancy heather mixtures. Prices from $5.50 to $8.00 Dresses for girls from 6 to 14 years; a choice line of Gingham Dresses in small checks, fancy plaids and plain colors, all nicely trimmed with white organdie and hand decorations. Prices from $3.00 to $6.00 Slipover and Tuxedo Sweaters for little girls. Wash Suits for small boys in Oliver Twist, middy and coat styles, made up in cotton cheviot, jean, Peter Pan cloth, gabardine and Palmer linen, both plain colors and fancy stripes, in colors white and combinations. Prices $2.00 to $5.00 Top Coats for small boys, sizes 1 to 1 years, in golf red cloth, navy serge, mixed tweed, polo cloth and heather mixtures. Prices range from

$5.00 to $8.00

All sizes 16 to 43, offered while they last at this low price

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$10.00 to $16.50

Fancy Plaid Sport Skirts for girls from 12 to 16 years. Prices ranging from $6.00 to $9.00 Fancy Organdie and Dotted Swiss Frocks made up in permanent finish Swiss organdie in white, orchid, peach, tangerine, pink, rose, jade and Copen. Prices from - $6.00 to $10.00

HEADWEAR Lawn, Organdie and Silk Caps for infants; Hats for small girls. Straw Hats in sailor style and in fancy shapes; Sport Hats, colors to match cape and coats; Lingerie and Organdie Hats and Bonnets to match summer dresses. Hats for small boys in pique, white duck and navy serge; Tam-O-Shanters, Sport. Hats and Summer Hats.

Palmollve Soap, 3 for ...25 J. & J. Baby Talc 20 DJerkiss Tulc ..-25 Mavis Talc 21 Florlent Talc 25

LEE B. NUSBAUM COMPANY ALL SCRAP TOBACCO. 3 for 25c