Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 108, 6 May 1922 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEjGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, MAY 6. 1922.

BEECHVOOD DANCING FLOOR IS ENLARGED; MANY CHANGES MADE

Fresh Vegetables Mean Health and Economy

An additional 50 per cent in floor space for guests, re-arrangement 'of plantings with clearing out .of underbrush and shrubbery, -and additional

Improvements to the, building, are some of the changes being made for the summer at Beechwood, formerly Jackson Park. The reconstruction Is under the direction of Harry Personett who is spending practically all his time at the park. Extension of the. porch along the west side of the pavilion and moving the refreshment counter to the outside of the building, account for the extra space. All the inside floor. will be clear except for an orchestral platform. The refreshment counter which formerly occupied 700 square feet on the dancing floor, has been moved to the north end of the, east verandah, which

nas been widened to 16 feet to accommodate Jt. .The counter 13 L-shaped with access .on both sides and a clear space of 10 feet between It and the wall. Swinging doors which can be raised out of the way, divide it from the rest of the verandah and allow it to be completely closed against bad weather. A 10 foot addition along the north side, similar to that on the west, is enclosed and will be divided into living rooms which will be occupied during the summer by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Personett and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp. .The east end of this addition Joins . with the east porch where the refreshment stand is located. The extreme north end of the east porch, beyond -the" stand,' will be divided off and a check-room built in

it, a convenience not available here

to-fore. In the dancing pavilion proper, an Vorchestral stand wrill be built at the north end, between two large double

windows. This will not take up a large space but will provide accomodations that will protect the musicians from interference. Five Large Exits. Additional exits will be provided also in two double doors which will make five large exits., . The new doors will be built in where the double windows are Just to the south of the doors now on the east and west sides of the floor. The main entrance steps have been widened- also. - Improved lighting arrangements, (riving a brighter but softer illumination also are planned for the interior, with much brighter illumination in the grounds outside the pavilion as well. :r .. A priming coat of white paint has been put on the building already as the first step" in freshening it up and improving its appearance after repairs are finished. The new. managers expect to move out to their summer quarters as soon as they can be made habitable and open the park for. dancing and parties about the last or May. A number of orchestras already have been engaged for dances during the summer. With its improved attractions, Beechwood in the expectation not only of its owners but of many Wayne county citizens, will draw an attendance from parties now Journeying out of the county, or even out of the state for their amusement.

The time of the year is approaching when fresh vegetables are easily obtained, whether you raise them yourself or buy them in the market. Few persons understand the use of these foods, which are more essential to health than any others. The average housewife does not even know the names of half the vegetables she might obtain. Get acquainted with all the vegetables, their food value and how to cook them. All of this information is contained in a booklet which the Department of Agriculture has issued. Although this is a free publication, money cannot buy anything so practical and authoritative on the subject of preparing vegetables for the table. Our Washington Information Bureau will secure a copy of this booklet for any reader who fills out and mails the coupon below. Enclose two cents in

stamps for return postage, and be sure

to write your name and address clearly

on the" lines of the coupon, to not sena the coupon to The Palladtum. Mail It direct to Washington, r. c.) -

Frederick J. Haskin, Director. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM Information' Bureau, Washington, D. C. I enclose herewith two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy, of the booklet "Preparation of Vegetables."

NEW AMERICAN VESSEL. RESOLUTE ARRIVES ON MAIDEN VOYAGE.

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The new American line steamship Resolute steaming into New York harbor on her maiden voyage from Hamburg. The" hydroplane shown in the fore-ground circled the vessel when she entered the harbor. The steamship is a triple s - vessel, and encountered stormy weather the jrreater part of the trip.

Delbert Bollinger, Winchester, Injured WINCHESTER, Ind., May 6. Delbert Bollinger sustained a fractured leg Thursday night when an automobile owned and driven by C. F. Pierce collided with Bollinger, who was rid

ing his motorcycle. Bollinger was taken to the Randolph county hospital and then to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bollinger, four miles south of here. Burned by Chocolate Lewis Mendenhall, clerk at the Britton drug store, was severely burned on both legs and feet Thursday when two

Fred N. Cheesman to act as administrator of the estate of John C. Chees

man with bond in the sum of $1,000.

To Mail Tax Receipts

In About 10 Days No taxes are being received at the office of the county treasurer. People who have paid their taxes will receive their receipts in about 10 days, according to County Treasurer Ahl.

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SAY "LONE WOLF" IS CAUGHT BOSTON, Mass., May 6. The "Lone Wolf," a burglar, who had raided a score of homes in Boston, Cambridge and nearby cities in the last month, was believed to be in the toils of police today. Samuel Goldstein, 28 years old, arrested after a chase in the West End, admitted 40 robberies, police said. Twelve of them had been included In the long list attributed to the "Lone Wolf."

gallons of boiling chocolate was spill

ed upon him. Breaking of the handle

of an aluminum kettle caused the accident. To be Administrator Bert Ingle has taken out letters of administration, to act as administrator of the estate of Marion Lee Ingle, Vith bond in the sum of $1,600, and also by

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100 YEARS OF METHODrSM CELEBRATED BY CHURCH GREENCASTLE," Ind., May 6. Methodists in this' community are celebrating 100 years of Methodism in Putnam county with an appropriate program at College Avenue church. Last night services-consisted tf a talk by Dr. W. W. Sweet, head of the history department of DePauw university, who

gave an interesting history of Methodism in this section of the country. Dr. William H. Wylie', superintendent of the Bloomington district of the Indiana Conference,- spoke on "Methodism of the future.

ANSONIA RAILROAD WORKER IS INJURED

GREENVILLE, Ohio, May 6. Edward Hale, of Ansonia, narrowly escaped death while doing construction

work there for the Big Four railroad,

when a hoist cable caught him about the neck and jerked him Into the air,

rendering him unconscious and cutting

a deep gash. Surgical aid was 6um

moned from here. He is reported im

proving. . , New Cases Common Pleas -

Case No. 22,883 Levi McGriff and

Susan Emrick vs. Kesiah Holsapple et al to set aside deeds, etc. Case No. 22,884 Levi McGriff and Susan Emrick vs. Kesiah Holsapple et al to set aside a will. Probate Court

Mabel L. Gorton Harper elected to

take under the will of her deceased

husband, W. S. Gorton. Martha J. Miller was appointed executrix of the will of I. H. Miller, deceased. Bond $1,000.

WOMAN SCRATCHES LEG, POISONED, DIES ANDERSON, Ind., May 6. Mrs. Mathilda Pearce, 73 years old, died Friday from blood poisoning, resulting from scratching her -leg with her finger nail four days ago. She leaves the husband, Oliver Pearce.

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Next week will be a gala week in Richmond. Richmond will be the host to thousands of visitors from every part of the state and from many other states. Let's all do our part to show the visitors a good time. Let's decide right now to show our visitors that Richmond is a city of hospitality. - Make it a point each day to extend a cordial greeting to our visitors.

Thousands of Foreign War Veterans will be among us during the course of the week. Let's show them a good time; they'll appreciate it There will not be one of them but who could enjoy a ride about the city. We'll show them we are proud of Richmond. at Nusbaum's NEXT Week

Dress Voiles In new patterns, mostly dark shades of blue, brown, black and tan; neat, small figures. As long as drape effect are desired just so long will Voiles and other soft, drapy materials be the thing. The new Spring patterns are making this season's Voiles all the more popular. Next week we offer iwo interesting groups which are underpriced for this event at 39c and 49c

Decorate with Flags The national colors should wave from every home and business house In the city next week. And, since Decoration Day is not far away, a double purpose will be served by buying Flags now. We are prepared with Flags of the following sizes and prices: 3x5 feet $ .79 4x6 feet 1.25 5x8 feet 2.00

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Little Girls' Knit Capes $2.98 The popular Knit Capes for little girls of 5 years and under in a variety of colors are proving very Interesting items in our children's department, second floor. We're afraid this lot will not last long, for the prices are lower than usual.

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