Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 111, 10 May 1922 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS IN EVERY : COUNTYJN SIXTH LAFAYETTE, Ind.. May 10. An interesting feature of the Wednesday morning session of the convention was the reports of the organization department of -which Mrs. E. A. Gould, third

This Is An Age of Concrete

For farm and: home, school and hospital, factory and hotel, public and private works, concrete "is being used to a greater extent each year. The following list is suggestive of the many improvements around the home for. which concrete is particularly suited:

Basement floors, beaches, cisterns.

vice president. Is chairman. In her ' JZTl' m fJ drivel rif 4t,otw. f At. clothesline posts, cold frames, drive

ways, fence posts, flower boxes, loun-

brlef Introduction of the district chair

man, Mrs. Gould called attention to the big achievement of the league for the vear which had been accomplished by the co-operation of all. departments working together for the passage of constitutional amendment No. 1, which made it necessary for all voters of Indiana to be citizens of the . United States. "One year ago," said Mrs. Gould, "our convention pledged Itself to this accomplishment. Today we meet to report how it has been done and to congratulate both ourselves and the nfftfp that wn Tinvo hen nhlo tn rin mir

part towards one of the greatest single to

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Indiana since 1851 when the constitution was adopted. I would class the fxtenslon of the vote to women as another achievement of great value and would like to call your attention to the fact that this one amendment provided both things, and had Ihe federal suffrage amendment not been promulgated the year before, this amendment No. 1 would have accomplished that purpose also." Mrs. Gould then called attention to the goal set by the National for all state organization departments of at least one strong league In each congressional district with the recommendation that when that was accomplished they should try to secure a strong league in each county. The reports which followed showed much more than the National standard reached by Indiana because each district showed from four to eight counties organized and in many counties four and five leagues. The chairmen for the thirteen districts are: 1st. Mrs. Edward Kiefner, Evansville; 2nd. Mrs. Chester Evans, Bloomington; 4th, Mrs. II. O. T-ong. North Vernon; 5th, Mrs. A. S. Brown. Clay Citv; 6th. Mrs. Christian Eby, Connersville; 7th, Mrs. Esaac Born, Indianapolis; 8th. Mrs. Ella B. Kehrer, Anderson; 9th, Mrs. John

Roush, Frankfort; 10th. Mrs. Ora

Thompson Ross. Renssalaer; 11th, Mrs. E. A. Gould. Peru; 12th. Mrs. Maude Murray. Helmer; 13th, Mrs. J. J. Littrell. Elkhart. Sixth Banner District

The sixth and first werr the banner

districts with every county organized

with leagues in each county and func

tioning county chairmen

dations, garages, gate posts, hotbeds, laundry tubs, porches, porch piers septic tanks, steps, tree surgery, walks, well curbs and covers' and weights. The. services' of a builder are not necessary. A novice can make a good Job of concrete construction with simple instruction.

You can obtain these directions en

tirely free. Our Washington Information Bureau will secure for you a copy

of the booklet "Concrete Around' the Home." Merely fill out and mail the

coupon below, enclosing two cents in stamps for return postage. Be sure

write your name and address

clearly on the lines of the coupon.

(Do not send the coupon to The Palladium. Mall it direct to Washington, D. C)

Frederic 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 Concrete Booklet.

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RECALL OLD CASE , INVOLVING BROWN

GREENVILLE, Ohio, May 10. The case of the People's Savings Bank of Greenville, against County Treasurer Dan Brown, whereby the bank Is asking that the treasurer be compelled to equalize the active funds of the county between the five Greenville

banks, was again called up in common pleas court Tuesday before Judge Tarbell of Georgetown, Ohio, who has been called here to preside. J Heard on' Error. The case of Martin Holmes, charged and convicted in Mayor Fitzgerald's court of the unlawful sale of liquor, and fined $300 and costs, which case was appealed to the common pleas court, was heard on error by Judge Ri. singer Tuesday afternoon and taken under advisement. Probate Court. Thomas Ford was adjudged Insane and committed to Dayton state hospital. W. D. Brumbaugh, assignee of Treva Sarver, returned order of Eale of real estate. Gearge Katzenberger was appointed

administrator of the estate of Frances Rahn Krickenberger. Bond $6,000. Application filed to admit will of H. E. Hufnagle, deceased, to probate and record. Hearing May 15, 1922, at 10

a. m. Eliza Reichard, administratrix of the estate of John Reichard, dceased, returned order of public sale of real estate. Same confirmed and deed ordered made to purchaser.

disapproved of this sort of traveling caravan of allied statesmen around Europe. He was obviously ill at ease on the occasion of Prime Minister Lloyd

George's flying stop in Paris on the way to Genoa to find himself cornered with Lloyd George in the compartment of a sleeping car with no curtains to shut out the gaze of the indiscreet, no way of escape and dozens of cameras leveled at him through the window. He gave unmistakable signs of relief

when the train pulled out and gave little chance to photographers or re

porters. He Jumped to the platform and strode rapidly to his automobile.

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Soviet and Turks to Sign New Trade Pact (By Associated Press)

CONSTANTINOPLE. May 10 The

Russian soviet government and the Turkish nationalists are planning to hold a conference at Kars to draw up a new treaty providing for the resumption of commercial relations between Turkey and the small republics of the Caucasus, such as Georgia and Azerbaidjan. A treaty to that effect was signed

by the Russians and Turkish nationalists last fall, but has not been ratified by the states concerned on the ground that it was unworkable owing

to the abnormal conditions in Russia.

district chairmen reported having visited the majority of their leagues and

having taken an active part in the state work. . The twelfth district reported an unusual venture for one of the leagues which had specialized on good roads meetings and had raised enough money to buy bonds to build a five mile road and solicited a cement factory to build one-half mile cement road through the town.

Poincare Calls Parley

"Moving Picture Show

PARIS, May 10. Premier Poincare was quoted, before he took up the reins of government, as characterizing the conference of the supreme council as a "moving picture show." He announced when he took office that he

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POTATO BREAD Puzzle Contest Closed Saturday, May the 6th Here are a list of winners of prizes offered and also the solution to the puzzle. ...-.. Mrs. L. Hosier won the prize of $5.00 in gold; Westcott Hanes won the prize of $2.50 in gold ; Olyn Hanes won the prizeof 10 loaves of Potato Bread.

The following won 2 loaves of Zwissler's Potato Bread

Mrs. Josepsine Goodwin Mrs. John Rhoads Elsie Adkins Mr. Walter Thomas Frank H. Veregge Vonetta Davis j Dale Shepardson Richard Edwards Mr. Robert McNutt Fintan Schuh Marcia Weissberger Mrs. Robert J. Buck Sherman Bullerdick Mrs. J. J. Reber Clarence Witte .. . Mrs. Earl Heck Miss Edith Fiening A. L. Baldwin Mrs. George Henson Miss Marie Baldwin ' Luke H. Bowling ' Mrs. Wm. Kromer Jos. L. Maurer Russell H. Peel Paul Davis Mrs. W. G. Land Lester Yoder . Mrs. Joe Denny O. E. Saxton George A. Manning Cletus Schuh Mrs. J. Logan A. E. Ewan Margaret Grant . A. G. Sudhoff . Mary Elam Beeson , H.D.Robinson Eileen DeBus Hazel Costin Mrs. Oran Schepman Robert Close Lula Asbury ' Miss Leora Johanning Agnes Helms Kenneth Heck Miss Martha Johanning E. T. Forth Alonzo Johnson , Virgil Murray Roy Steinbrink Anna McMath ' R. F. Laymon George Karcher Mrs. Carl Haid Carl Emrick Miss Rhea Clark Louis E. Bookout ' Mrs. W. H. Stevenson Mrs. C. E. Hivnor Pearl Dipon H. C. Piehe Miss Gladys Benjamin Russell Oler Vernon Morgan Mrs. D. F. Sheib Genevieve Bodon Catherine Lux Cecil H. Scantland John Brown Mrs. C. I. McClanahan Mildred Kenworthy Mrs. Irene Dingley ' Mrs. Luella Shaffer Earl Hubble N. V. Jones Anthony Hillman - Rosella Tunis Elizabeth Croft ' Wm. McGrew - Virginis Rankin Chester Collins

Here are the solutions to the puzzle

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Zwissler's Potato Bread Sold At All O-ries Z wis s le r 's - Bake

28 S. 5th St.