Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 94, 20 April 1922 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922.

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BELIEVE PREDICTED PHONE SETTLEMENT IN EATON IS REACHED

i EATON, Ohio. April 20. Adjustment of the local telephone differences, extending over a year. Is believed to have been reached. Announcement was made Wednesday that the company had accepted a plan of adjustment. All that remains to reach the desired ehd is for an organization of former patrons to reinstate their telephones and agaia become nubscribers of the company. . Prediction made in a dispatch to The Richmond Palladium Wednesday that settlement was near and that announcement of such was expected at any moment seemingly was well grounded. Overtures for adjustment of the year of strife were carried on through a committee from the Chamber of Commerce, of which Harry Flory was chairman. Announce Acceptance

Acceptance of the terms of the arbl-. t ration committee's proposal was an-:

nounced by O. A. Gale, president 01 the Eaton Telephone company. Gale was elected head of the company a short time ago. It is believed he was a big factor in securing acceptance by bis company of the terms of adjustment. The teleohone company, according

to the terms of adjustment, agrees to Install a system of harmonic ringer's and furnish service for $1.75 per month. If the state public utilities commission will permit it, the company will install free of charge all phones, all applications to be on file on or before June 15, next. With two to ten patrons on a party line, the harmonic system of ringing makes it possible to ring the bell of one phone without ringing any of the others on the line. Members of the committee successfully effecting the settlement and others identified with the negotiations have issued a public statement endorsing the terms of adjustment. The organization of former patrons, largely representative of the rural districts, protested a telephone rental raise a jear ago by discarding hundreds of telephones. The members held numerous public meetings there-

rter In Eaton to discuss tne situation. The organization stood pat and so did the telephone company. Neutral interest made numerous attempts to bring about an agreement, but without success. The organization has not been active the last several months, so far hx meetings hsv been concerned.

Members of the organization are not hound In ny mnnner to accept the agreement just announced by the telephone company and the Chamber of Commerce committee. It is simply a matter of choice with them whether they have their phones reinstated. The Chamber of Commerce is known to have felt that the differences of a year's standing had been a detriment to the commercial and social welfare of Eaton and vicinity. ; Wants Franchise Renewed Renewal of franchise in Eaton is nought from council by the Dayton & Western Traction . company. Formal application has been filed by the company and it Is expected action will be taken by council in a meeting April 24. The company seeks a 25-year srant. Its old franchise expir-" in laft March. Motor Bus Ordinance Council has before it an ordinance for passage exacting a fee of $200 a

vear for license to operate a motor bus. It would bar busses from streets occupied by electric lines. Drivers would be required to furnish indemnity bond or liability insurance of $10,000 to $50,000. The requirements are regarded generally as slight and should be the means of attracting rrrat flocks of bus operators to Eaton

RADIO PROGRAM PALLADIUM STATIOW Friday, HtSO p. m., April 21. lu Bluebird Land (nrnnawlrk) laham Joaea orchestra IT. 9. went her forecast. Sunflower Dance (Oenaett) . . . . Mlaa McKee After dinner stories. Radio Newa Service, enrreat cveats Drink; to Me Only AVIth Thine Kyes (EdlMB) Arthur Mlddieton Today's talk. Thursday, April 20. I.VDIANAPOMS AVLK ftiSO p. m., musical program. 8i30 p. m., Mlaa telenet he 1 Stelhora, soloist) Mlaa Margaret Munler, plaalstl Mrs. Frank. II. Barns, reader. CHICAGO tfiao p. m., news, final markets and financial report. 7i30 p. ni., children's bedtime story N:OA-DtOO p. m., musical program. 8iOI) p. an., nrwa and reports. SI HRXECTAHV .. V.) . (eastern time) 7 tOO p .m., market quotation and weather reports. Ti." p. m sonic recital. PITTSBIKU (eastern time) 7i30 p. m., bedtime stories. 714.1 p. m., special news, government market reports, summary f New York Stock Exchange, weather reports. SlOO p. in., talk by play and recreation director, a new country school development. 8i30 p. m., entertainment by the Marseco Brass quartet. - 0 lOrt p. m news, by I sited Press. ftl.t.t n .ni.. Arlington lime alirnala.

SEW ARK. -. J.) eastern time) IOiOI p. m., weather reports. . 7 KM) p. in.. Jack Rabbit atorlea by David Corey. 8iM p. m. concert by the Orange Symphony orchestra. 7i45 p. m., Dally marketing by Max R. Vanarsdnle, Household Economies. 7:30 p. ni., Bnlldlng and Loans, by B. and I Waranty. DETROIT (MICH.) (eastern time) p. m., phonograph music. 7:00 p. m musical program.

for sending, receiving or relaying messages with neighboring cities. The suggestion was made that it might be possible to conduct a limited message traffic even during the summer months on one or two days a week. Druley, Harold Cutler, Fred Clark, John Pegg, and Robert Clark were suggested as relay operators, but It was also suggested that any who can

qualify in equipment and in skill shsuld be given an opportunity to do relay work. It was decided also to Investigate possibilities for maintaining an inexpensive club room and a committee was appointed with instructions to re

port at the next meetng. The resignation of Robert Clark was presented and accepted. The question of establishing a code practice class was considered but action was deferred until the next meeting, to give an opportunity to other members to express their opinion.

HELPED HER MONTHER WONDERFILLY In these days of "flu," coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. It Is well to know that every year there are used more bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar than of any other cough medicine. Mrs. S. I Hunt. 515 W. 6th St.. Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar relieved me of a hacking cough, tickling In the throat, wheezing and pains In the chest. It Is helping my mother wonderfully." That's why druggists recommend Foley's. A. G. Luken Drug Co., 626-628 Main. Advertisement.

POSTAL MAN" TO LEAVE TO WORK UNDER HAYS (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, April 20. Kirk. L. Russell, chief of the Bureau of Information of the postoffice department, will leave the service on May 1, and become publicity director under former Postmaster General Hays, who is

now engaged In the motion picture in

dustry. Mr. Russell has been identified with the postal service for 18 years.

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SYSTEMATIZED RELAY SERVICE CONSIDERED BY RADIO AMATEURS

. Establishment of a systematized and regular relay service in the Richmond district for handling wireless messages was decided upon at the meeting of the DX Radio club Wednesday night. Maurice Druley was chosen chairman of a committee with two other members to be named by himself, for making out a sche'Sule and assigning hours to local amateur transmitting stations. It Is planned to have the city "open" for wireless messages at regular hours and days, and to arrange a program

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CORRECTION An error in our ad Wednesday evening quoted Chocolate Cream Candy. 3 lbs. for 21c. This Should Have Read: Chocolate Cream Candy 1 lb., 21c DAFLER DRUG CO. Main at Ninth

Group of Silk Taffeta and Crepe de Chine. Regular values to $25.00. Sizes 16 to 44.

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Friday and Saturday SPECIALS at Knollenb erg's Store Never before did Knollenberg's merchandising shine so brilliantly, so effectively, so beneficially for you. Here are items for Friday and Saturday that are open for comparison from any source. Read them all carefully, then come see for' yourself. Ready -to-Wear Specials A Two Day Sale of Wool Jersey and Tweed Suits

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that formerly sold up to $25.00, in Taffeta, Georgette, Canton Crepe, Crepe Knit, Silk Eponge and Crepe de Chine. A wide range of sizes and colors. Friday and Saturday only at

NEW SILK BLOUSES Of Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine, in both suit shades and sport models, regular $6.00 and $7.00 values. Friday and Saturday, QK special J)TCi0

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Domestic Specials 10 dozen 42x36 Pillow Cases . A ff only, pair rrOC 10 dozen 81x90 Bleached Seam- I- - f less Sheets, pair J) vr 25 dozen Bath Towels, buff, pink, PTfl and blue borders, 65c value, each OUC 500 yards 72-inch Bleached Table J0 QfT Linen, $2.75 value, yard p0 500 yards 72-inch Table Damask, J- ff $1.25 value, yard P-1-UU 1,000 yards 40-inch Unbleached flf Muslin, 20c value, 8 yards for tp J-UU 1.000 yards 20c Bleached Muslin, (f 18c value, 6 yards for pXUU 1,000 yards of 25c all-linen Un- ff bleached Crash, 5 yard3 for V--UU 2,000 yards of our best 25c Per- nn cale, per yard ii'2 2,000 yards 35c Dress Gingham, 35c QAvalue, 32 inches wide; yard OUC

East Room Specials Just received a large shipment of Chinese Baskets in the following sizes at greatly reduced prices: Size 5& -inch $ .38 Size 7Va-inch 58 Size 9-inch 98 Size 10-inch 1.28 Size 12-inch . 1.48 Rubber Baby Pants in small, me- QQ dium and large, reg. 50c; Fri., Sat.. OOC Gardwood large Compact Powder, HQs reg. ?1.00 size; Fri. and Sat lut Gingham Girl Stationery in all colors, and a very fine grade of paper; 1-quire OQ box; Friday and Saturday OC A large assortment of Pattern Veils in all colors and patterns, values from 7Sc fTQ to 85c; Friday and Saturday OtC

Silk and Wool Goods Specials

32-INCH TUB SHIRTING All-silk, four good patterns to select from. Special Friday and Saturday

58-IN. HOMESPUN Allwool, for coats and suits; color, tan; season's most popular shade. Special

36 - INCH MERCERIZED SATINE Black only, for house dresses, bloomers, petticoats. Special

98c yd. $1.98 yd. 29c yd.

Second Floor Annex Specials Choice of any pattern of French and Scotch Zephyr Gingham in stripes, fancy plaids, bars and small checks, in all colors and fancy combinations. These Ginghams are 32 inches wide, and new patterns; regular price 75c per yard. Friday and o Saturday, sale price UOC Five dozen Ladies' Slipover Gowns, made up of good quality of nainsook, trimmed with embroidery, lace edges and insertion, headings and ribbons, in round, V-neck or square neck; full size garments; garments worth $1.48. Friday and Saturday, sale QK price DC 4 dozen Girls' Gingham Dresses in plain colored chambray and chambrettes, small checks and fancy plaids, both long and short sleeves, sizes 8 to 14 years; former prices from $3 to $5. Friday and (jo A Q Saturday, special tpu40 1 lot of White Voile. White Lawn. Dotted Swiss, Net, Colored Organdie, Colored Voilo and Dotted Swiss Dresses, some slightly soiled, in sizes from 10 to 17 years; prices ranging from $4 to $10. Friday &n in and Saturday, special pi0

Hosiery-Underwear Specials 1 lot Children's Black Cotton Ribbed Hose, sizes 6 to 94, 25c value; Friday and - Saturday, pair XDL 1 lot of Men's Black and Brown Cotton Seamless Hose, 25c value; Friday Cf and Saturday, 18c; 3 pairs for OUC 1 lot Men's Athletic Union Suits, sizes 34 to 46; special Friday and Saturday, Qp' 63c each; 2 for pXdO I lot of Ladies' Silk and Fibre Hose, $1.25 value; black, white, grey and brown; Radmoor and other makes. Friday and OCT, Saturday, pair IOC 1 lot Ladies' Vests, low neck, sleeveless, also bodice top, 25c and 35c value; - Q Friday and Saturday, each sC 1 lot Ladies' Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, lace, open knee, 50c value; QQ Friday and Saturday, each 0C 1 lot Ladies' White Silk and Chamoisette Gloves, large sizes, $1.00 and $1.25 CZQf value; Friday and Saturday, pair.... UC