Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 90, 15 April 1922 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKAM, K1UHMUJND, 1IND., SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1922. w"

AVIATION INCLUDED IN PURDUE COURSE; INTEREST STUDENTS

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tlan church. He Is survived by tbe r nr il Wfin VT A

widow and seven, children.

born and reared In this city.

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(By Associated Press) ; LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 15. Aviation now Is inciuded among the regular subjects taught at Purdue university and It is attracting the interest of many engineering students because of the new field which this phase of engineering opens to them. Aero-dynamlcs have been taught for thtf last two years by M. L. Thornburg

of the mechanical enginerlng staff, the course having been a non-credit ar

rangement, which students might take

if they were interested. However, the demand for it has been so great it

now is one of the elective courses for

senior mechanical engineering stu

dents and full credit toward a degree

is given for the work.

Two hours of class work and tx

hours of design are given in the course for two full semesters, or an entire school year. The first semester

is devoted to a study of construction, operation and characteristics of aviation inglnes. both rotary and stationary, with the advantages of both studied by demonstrations on both theoretical and practical problems, Kach student designs an engine suited for a particular phase of aviation. Study Flight Theory The second semester classes study 1 lie theory of flight, meterology, and various instruments used in practical service. - Detailed studies are made of present aircraft and the probable de

velopment, in the future. The students then must "design a complete plane or airship to fit the motor developed during the first semester. " Present equipment for this course at the university consists of one plane; a nln,e cylinder LeRone Rotary engine and a 12 cylinder Liberty, developed during the war. Experiments also are hftng conducted with various types of automobile engines and the. results applied to aviation conditions. - Fut a re plans call for a large engine fating plant and wind tunnel. The engine testing plant will be large enough to handle any size motor and special equipment . also called for which will enable tests to be made on rotary motors. - Several members of the senior class who are taking this work are working ut their graduation thesis on some phase of their aviation studies, confining their efforts so far, however, to engine tests.

MRS. HANNAH COATS WINCHESTER, Ind., April 15. The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Coats, 79 years old, who died Wednesday morning, was held Friday afternoon from

the Friends' church, this city, the Rev.

Frank Cornell officiating. She was

ADMIT 10 MEMBERS

Robert M. Justice, Edward Waltz, William A. Kromer, O. B. Carter, William H. Gibson, Iva A. Tucker, Claude A. Sausaman, Carl E. Christy and

Chester Harris were admitted to Genn-

born and reared in tils county.and tMtW&

survived by

daughters.

two sons and two

MRS. SARAH MORRIS WINCHESTER, Ind., April 15. Mrs. Sarah MorriB, 82 years old, Is dead at the home of her granddaughter, north of this city, of the infirmities of old age. She Is survived by four sons, Milton, Marion, Meredith and Edward Morris. CARLOS BURTON HAGERSTOWN, Ind., April 15.

Carlos Burton, 77 years old. Civil war veteran, died, here last night at 10:30 after a sickness of several months. The funeral which will be held from his residence Sunday afternoon at 2:30, will be in charge of the American Legion. Burial will be in West Lawn cemetery. He is survived by his wife and one son, Earl, of Sanbenica, Texas.

Foreign Wars at a meeting held in the

Genn-Lichtenfels post club roooms, 50

Main street, Friday evening. John J. Morris transferred from the Baltimore, Md., post, was admitted to membership. Veterans eligible to membership have been requested to call 2699 or 4712.

Births

Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgson, Richmond, boy;, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klmm. Richmond, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Adklnson, Fountain City, R. F. D., girl; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blackwell. Richmond, R. F. D. A. girl; Mr. and Mrs. Wood E. Eliason, Centerville, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams, Richmond, girl. ' ,

EXPERT WILL GIVE ADVICE ON RADIO

To answer questions regarding radio nHtter and to supply information, Kred Clark, radio operator of the Pr.V ladium. will be in Room 6 of the Pal ladlum building daily from 1 to 2 o'clock. During that hour he also may be reached by telephone No. 2969. Mr. Clark is thoroughly versed In radio matters and will supply Information to persons who desire It. Owing to the demand for information, which has been encroaching upon tbe hours devoted to the broadcasting of news and programs, Mr. Clark has s-et aside from 1 to 2 o'clock as the hour in which he will be able to dis cuss all phases of radio construction rind operation with persons who nre interested in it.

EATON LIQUOR RAID HEARING POSTPONED

EATON. Ohio, April 15 Trial of A. J. Vol z on a charge of violation of the prohibition laws, following a raid

on the Moose lodge home here a few days ago, was postponed Friday because of inability of . lawyers representing the prosecution to be present in court. It is thought the case might be heard Saturday. The trial was to have been heard by Squire L. T. Stephen, in whose court the warrant for search of the Moose home was procured. Volz is said to be custodian of the lodge's quarters

HEAVY WINCHESTER

RAINFALL DAMAGING

WINCHESTER, Ind.. April 15. Heavy rains here for the last 24 hours have caused the creeks and White River to overflow and much land is under water. Wild Cat ditch, which runs through the western part of Winchester, will not carry the falling rain"

and some parts of that section is un

der from one to two feet of water and

dozens of basements are flooded, The Union Traction company's through traffic between Muncie and Union City was stopped all day Friday, their cars having to transfer passengers at the Chesapeake and Ohio overhead crossing at Muncie and again at the west side of Winchester. Farmers are discouraged, the rains preventing them from doing but very little of their spring work. A very small acreage of oats has been sown, and but little spring plowing for corn has been done.

THREE PLEAD GUILTY

TO LIQUOR OFFENSES

A nervous person may wink as often perhaps as 50,000 times during the sixteen waking hours of the day.

Bert Freeman, arraigned In police court Saturday morning on a charge of violation of the liquor laws, pleaded guilty and was fined $100 and costs, with a 30-day jail sentence. The days were suspended.

Freeman was arrested under the direction of Prohibition Enforcement with Deputy Sheriff Charles Hour and

Officer Omer S. Manlove, in company t taries

members of the Richmond police department, Friday afternoon. He paid his fine Saturday morning. James B. Dishner whose home is one mile south of Chester pleaded euilty to the same charge and was

fined $100 and costs with a 60-day suspended sentence to the penal farm. A still and a quantity of mash were found on his place Friday afternoon. Joe Messecano, Italian, located west of Chester was another party visited by the officers Friday. Fifty gallons of mash were found on his place. He pleaded not guilty and date of his trial was set at April 27.

PROPOSED SPANISH TAX MAY BOOM MARRIAGE MART MADRID, April 15. According to present intentions Minister of Finance Bergaman proposes to introduce a special tax for bachelors into one of the proposed financial bills before the cortes.

USHERS; SECRETARIES GET FINAL ORDERS ON HANDLING WORK

" Final instructions to ushers and sec retaries for the Sunday campaign were given Friday night at a meeting at tbe

tabernacle. Ushers were Instructed to keep all persons from the aisles during song:?, prayers and while anyone was speaking.and to allow none of the late ar

rivals to come down front, but to get

them seated in the fringe of the crowd.

A practice collection was made in less than three minutes, the tin pens hustling around in record time.' Tb.tj

demonstration effectively showed that with good organization a collection

can be made in each section of the

huge building in four minutes. Practice in the handling of the trail hitters was given the group of secre-

On the signal when Billy steps

down into the pit in the front of the platform to shake hands with the trail hitters, the secretaries form a line to guide the converts down to the platform and then back to the first rows of reats directly in front of the platform which are reserved for trail hitters. No Slack Movements The clock work regularity with which the crowds in the tabernacle will be handled particularly those who come down front to hit the trail, insures that there will be no slack moments in the whole evening, and that nothing will dTag. The plans call for one secretary for every five converts, and Fred Rapp promises that if one secretary effectively takes care of five trail hitters In the time given, that he will have all that he can do. One man who had received an as

signment as chorister, personal worker and secretary, was informed that

he could take all of the tasks up in succession, as the time for each task came.

EDWARDS COMES OUT AS

CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR TRENTON, N. J., April 15. Gover

nor Edward I. Edwards Friday formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United

States senator at the primary election to be held Sept. 26 Thus far State

Senator Alexander Simpson of Hudson county is the only other avpwed aspirant for the Democratic nomination.

HELPLESS COUPLE RESCUED

AFTER PARIS, ILL., CLOUDBURST PARIS, 111., April 15. A cloudburst struck Paris and Edgar county Friday and the principal streets became tor: rents five feet deep. A paralyzed man and his aged wife were carried from, their home when the water invaded th house.

GULBRANSEN PLAYERS

Opp. Post Office Phone 1655

Citizens of Eaton Mourn Loss of Former Agent EATON, Ohio, April 15.The accidental electrocution of A. J. Swift, former agricultural agent for Preble courty, Friday morning, at his home ner.r Richmond, Ind., brought forth expressions of sorrow in Eaton and throughout Preble county, upon receipt of word of the fatal accident. Mr. Swift was Preble county's first county agent and he served three years, removing to Indiana about two years ago. During his residence in Eaton and agent work in Preble county he gained a high degree of popu

larity among the citizens. At the end j of three years' service in the county

he gave up the agent post to actively enter the practical side of farming. With J. E. Miller, of Preble county, he entered a farm in the vicinity of Richmond, Ind.

FACTS ONLT

TRUTH ALWAYS

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HERRICK TO PRESENT U. S. MEDAL TO VERDUN MAY 14 VERDUN, France, April 15. The gold medal designed by John Flannagan of Newark, N. J., which President Harding has been authorized to present to the city of Verdun in the name pi .the people of the United States, commemorating the heroism of the city, will be formally presented at a ceremony set for May 14. The presentation will be by Ambassador Herrick.

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Called by Death

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VIRGINIA GAUVEY . GREENVILLE. Ohio, April 15 Virginia, 10 years old, died at the home of her mother, Mrs. C. W. Gauvey, Friday afternoon. The little girl had been suffering of diphtheria. No arrangements have been made for burial.

JOHN CHEESMAN '.VINCHESTER. Ind., April 15 The .uncial of John Chesman, 66 years old. who died at his home in Beech Grove, this city, Wednesday, was held Friday

Easter Sunday Chicken Dinner, Only 50c Henry Farwig & Son 1031 Main St.

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Not so big a word, but it means a lot to you. Our business is built on that word and "Through service we. grow." Your storage battery may need water or it may need testing, but, no matter what is wrong with it, stop in and let us live up to our slogan of " Snappy Service " If you need a new battery, have us explain our system of "Battery Service by the Year." Automotive Battery Service Co.

1134 Main

Open Evenings

The HOOVER Will Lighten Spring House Cleaning Pust aside the antiquated, dust-raising broom and clean your rugs and carpets right on the floor with the Hoover Vacuum Sweeper. It beats as it sweeps as it cleans. And instead of wearing rugs out, the Hoover will make them last longer. ' You can buy the Hoover at Knollenberg's on convenient terms $6.25 places the machine in your home; 21c a day pays for it. Phone for a demonstration without any obligation on your part to buy. GettlTIMenWn Co

At Feltman's . for Ladies - and Young Ladies Patent Gray Suede Quarter ... ,H. With one-buckle strap, low heels, also carried in allpatent leather $600 Ask for C-432 or C-484 Feltmaris Shoe Store

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

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Now is the time to think about laying in your next winter's supply of Coal. Buy your Coal now while we can guarantee delivery, as we have an ample supply on hand, but, owing to the coal strike, we may not be able to take care of your needs when our supply is depleted. Prices Are Lowest Prices on Coal are the lowest now that they have been for months, and owing to conditions present prices appear to be the lowest. Don't wait until fall when the demand will be greater than the supply and the price will be higher. Phone and our solicitor will be glad to call.

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We can help you to save your money to build your business to safeguard your family to protect your valuables We not only have the inclination, but also the equipment and facilities, to serve you properly, and if you are not now numbered among our constantly increasing number of clients, we most cordially invite you. to become a patron of this bank. RESOURCES OVER THREE MILLION DOLLARS

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