Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 123, 24 May 1922 — Page 16

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RESULTS TO YOUTH r ACCIDENTALLY SHOT EATON," Ohio, May 24. No serious results are anticipated from the injury accidentally inflicted by Howard Becker,; 15 years old. upon himself with a flobert rifle Tuesday morning in the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Becker, South Barron street; After an examination by Dr. J. C. Ryder the lad was taken to a hospital in Dayton, where the small leaden pellet was extracted. It had entered his right side and had lodged

Dencata tne skin in the back. Just how-the accident happened is not known as the lad was too frightened to describe the accident before being taken to the hospital. He was in an upstairs room at the time, getting ready to go to school. It is presumed he picked up the rifle by the barrel to remove it while searching for some article and the hammer struck some object and discharged the shell in the gun. :, Reappointments Announced - Reappointment of O. A. Gale and William Hambidge, both of Eaton, to constitute - the jury commission of Preble county for another year was announced Tuesday by Judge A. C. Risinger of common pleas court. The commission was instructed to meet May 29 and select 150 names and deposit them in the jury wheel in common pleas court. Hambidge is the Democratic member of the commission and Gale is the Republican member. . J Plan Employment Bureau Establisment of some sort of employment bureau in Eaton is planned by the Chamber of Commerce. Dr. W. H. Bucke, O. A. Gale and Harry Flory are a committee named by the Chamber to investigate and report upon feasibility of the plans. Is Granted Divorce. Gross, neglect and extreme cruelty were grounds upon which Cora Barnes was granted a divorce from Elza C. Barnes, and awarded custody of their child. Marvin, 10 years old. Barnes is to pay $3 a week toward support of the child. Mrs. Barnes averred her husband aspired to a place as a prize fighter, then a detective, and then a writer of scenarios for motion pictures.. He wasted his time on all of them and earned no money, she averred, and after liis first ring engagement he gave up the idea of priie fighting. Judge A. C. Risinger granted the decree of divorce. The couple married in March, 1919, in Lynn, Ind. 'Judgment Awarded. Judgment for $792 on a mortgage note was awarded in common pleas court to Allen Andrews, lawyer, of Hamilton, against Ada and Samuel H. Keller and Rea Furrey. Foreclosure Sought. Foreclousre of mortgage securing a note for $920 is sought in an action brought by Gertrude Hawley against James Copeland and John Day, in common pleas court. - Orders Judgment Vacation. Judge A. C. Risinger ordered vacation of a judgment obtained in common pleas court by M. H. Markey against L. R. HeaVenridge, and granted the defendant leave to file an answer forthwith. Markey had obtained a judgment for $1,529.43 on a cognovit note, on May 6. The note was given in payment for a farm tractor. In his nnswer Heavenridge alleges the trac-

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for exploded because of faulty construction and that Markey had guar

anteed the machine. The Rev. Alva M. Kerr, D. D., of Dayton, will deliver an address here Thursday night at a banquet to be given by the Men's Brotherhood class of the Christian church, in the church dining hall. "The New Brotherhood" is announced as Dr. Kerr's subject. Preble county marriage licenses: Clifford Dodge, 25, construction en

gineer, and Lucile McFall, both of

Camden; Ralph Edward Burk, 31, cableman, Columbus, Ohio, and Gene Tucker, 21, telephone operator, Lewisburg; Samuel E. Heddinger, 57, farmer, and Effie Lehmhaus 22, both of Gratis. After a shut-down of several weeks, during which time extensive improvements were made, the local plant of the Indianapolis Glove company re

sumed operations Tuesday morning. Manager W. E. Highland states the plant resumes activities with a full force of employes and a large number of orders on file. The company employes women for the most part. Fight Worthless Securities Organi'ation of a bureau to furnish information calculated to protect local people from purchase of worthless securities is expected to be effected in 'a meeting here Saturday afternoon, under auspices of the county farm bureau. H. A. Hoffman has been re-employed

aa superintendent of the miblio.

schools in Lewisburg for another

year. E. A. Holcomb has been re-employed as superintendent of the public schools in Camden for another year. Eaton Night Reservations have been made in the Billy Sunday tabernacle in Richmond for 500 people from Eaton and vicinity. Tonight has been designated as "Eaton Night" at the tabernacle. The dele

gation will as&emble at 7 o'clock in the vicinity of the tabernacle and enter the huilding in a body. Eaton

asd vicinity ias Deen contriDuung quite liberally to the meetings since their inauguration.

HOLD UP WAR MATERIAL BEING SENT TO CHINA , MANILA, P. I., May 24. Acting un-

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The Penalty of Leadership

Whether the leadership be vested in a man or in a manufactured product, emulation and envy are ever at work. The leader is assailed because he is a leader, and the effort to equal him is merely added proof of that leadership. We have been leaders in our line for 57 years, keeping in mind quality and cleanliness. May We Serve You?

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You cannot expect your money to go beyond the price ticket unless you look far beyond the price ticket when you spend it. Whatever you spend for one of our Suits, remember you are buying the utmost serviceability that -can be tailored into clothes. Remember, also, that quality is still worth buying and the fine hand workmanship lengthens the life of the suit .and the life of your investment. Clothes for Every Man

No matter what your proportions may be, we have the clothes for you. Never have we had a finer stock, a greater selection of patterns and styles, including the popular sport models and fourbutton sack coats. .,- '

tfl ip8tructions froni Washington pro- day held up a shipment of 400 sacks I vessel on which they were consigned hibiting exportation of war materials I of lead and 172 cases of empty shells I to China. The materials were being to China, Manila customs officials to-1 and ordered them unloaded from the! shipped by a local firm of Chinese. ,

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Coming events cast their shadows before them Quite slender shadows, indeed, if Mrs. N. M. Sweet, the expert corsetiere,' is to be believed. This lady will spend a week, beginning May 29th, in our Corset department . Demonstrating the Slenderizing Faculties of

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