Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 131, 2 June 1922 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922.

COUNTY CONVENTION

OF C. E. DELEGATES AT EATON SATURDAY

EATON, Ohio, June 2. Christian Endeavorers of Preble county -will gather here Saturday for their annual county convention, the sessions of which 'will be conducted in tha court house public assembly hall. The meeting will "consist of a morning, afternoon and evening session. The meeting will open at 9 o'clock and an hour will be devoted to registration. The Rev. Frank U Freet, general secretary Ohio C. E. union, will address ach of the three sessions of the convention. Marlowe R. Kersey, of Dayton, will addTess the evening session. Miss Marie Gregson, Miss

Helen Gregson and Miss Anita Greg-

son, all of Cincinnati, have places on

the afternoon program. A number of

local county people will appear in various capacities at each session. At the opening session Albert Harris, Eaton, will deliver an address of welcome. The Rev. D. G. Pleasant,

Campbellstown, will respond. A part

of the afternoon session will be taken

up with appointment of committees, business matters, etc. Committee reports will be received In the evening session and election and installation of officers will take place. Music for the convention will be supplied by the variour church Christian Endeavor societies in the county. The Endeavor society registering the largest number of members during the convention will be awarded a special prize. - The Rev. A. C. Bamhart, Eaton, is

president of the county union. Fay Gardner, Eaton, is secretary. Expect Big Shrinkage. Shrinkage of three million dollars in the persoaal tax duplicate of Preble county is indicated at this time, although complete returns are not in, S. C. Fowler, taxing deputy in the office of County Auditor S. C. Hunt, says. Final returns or reports from Eaton and West Alexandria and the town

ships of Washington, Lanier and Mon-'

roe are the only taxing sub-divisions remaining out. They are among those making heaviest returns. The estimate is based upon comparisons with last year, from returns in at this time. A loss of three million dollars in valuation would mean an average decrease of 15 percent. Harrison township shows a loss of $111,000 and Jackson township a loss of a trifle over $100,000. Get Bridge Contracts. Stayton Bros., Eldorado, were successful bidders for the contract for construction of four bridges on the Eaton-Hamilton pike, a state-county highway. Their bid was 147,487.15, which was $1,400 under the next lowest bidder and approximately $6,000 under the engineer's estimate. The contract was awarded by the state highway commissioner in Columbus. Five bidders sought the contract. Have Special Privilege Because of the fact that Eaton high school is a member of the North Central association of colleges, universi

ties and secondary schools, the 30 students graduated this week from the local high school are eligible to enter without examination the best colleges and universities in 18 states. The association embraces approximately 200 colleges and universities and 1,400 secondary schools. The requirements of the association are said to demand a high standard of excellence. The Eaton school is the only one In Preble county holding membership in the organization. Child Takes Poison Physicians are watching closely the condition of Donald, four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Miller, East Main street, who, it is said, swallowed one of four bichloride of mercury tablets he found in the family home. Dr.

L. R. Pryor and Dr. G. W. Flory employed heroic measures and remained

several hours with the child. At this time his condition appears satisfactory but the poison Is of so treacherous character that the full effects cannot be determined for some time, it is said. To Entertain Officers. Washington grange will be host Saturday in Eaton to officers of the various grange organizations in Preble county at a conference, at which matters of importance will be discussed. There are a dozen or more eranea

units in th county and they constitute j

Preble Pomona grange. ! Vote on a $3,000 bond Issue at Eldorado for fire protection purposes was almost unanimously in favor of.

the issue. To total of 118 votes were

cast and only five votes were registered against the proposal. The bonds are issued to raise funds with which to construct street cisterns to store water for fire fighting purposes. Ball Game Sunday. Manager Bennett announces he has secured the fast Excello team to go against Eaton here Sunday afternoon at the ball park. The locals have hung up four wins in four games, played thus far this seasonj

WOOD MANUFACTURERS TO FORM ORGANIZATION (By Associated Press) MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 2. A call for an organization meeting of all hardwood manufacturing interests of the United States for the purpose of forming the American Hardwood institute, along plans mapped out at the conference of lumber men with Secretary Hoover last week was issued here today by the special committee recently appointed by the American Hardwood Manufacturers' association. The meeting of Hardwood producers will he held at Louisville, Ky.. June, 15, 16 and 17.

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

COFFEE

AMBER Can't Be Beat, lb.

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, Toilet Paper Kitchen Dutch 4-oz. Crepe Cleanser Cleanser 3 rolls, 10c j 7c I 9c

BREAD

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MEASLES

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cold troubles; use nignuy V A ro Rub Otxt 1 7 Million Jars Used Yearly

Wedding Rings in Gold, White Gold or Platinum. All new designs and highest quality. 0. E. Dickinson 523 Main St.

New Potatoes, lb 4c Green Beans, lb 10e New Cabbage, lb 7c Mangoes, each 5c Oranges, 824's, doz 28c Cucumbers, each 10c Oranges, 200's, doz 60c Lettuce, lb. 20c Lemons, doz 30c Asparagus, bunch 5c Pineapples 15c to 30c Carrots, lb 5c Watermelons $1.00 Rhubarb, bunch 5c Green Onions, 3 bunches ...10c Dill Pickles, doz 30c Radishes, bunch 5c Sour Pickles, doz 30c Beets, bunch 10c Sweet Pickles, doz 15c

Sugar

25-Pound fljl AQ Cloth Bag PJLT-:

Delivery on Sugar with $1.00 Additional Order. Limited 1 Bag.

Franklin Pure Cane

Puffed Wheat, box 10c Puffed Rice, box 15c Mothers Aluminum Oats ...25c Delicious Hominy, 2 cans ..15c 14-oz. Mops 29c

Holland Herring, doz 50c Pickled Russian Sardines, kit 69c Lake Herring, kit 69c Werk's Tag Soap, 2 bars, 1 powder 15c

Swiss Cheese 60c lb.

Pimento Cheese 15c box

Brick Cheese 28c lb. Cream Cheese 28c lb.

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Country Butter 35c lb.

Bacon Sliced 29c lb.

Brooms 4-Sewed

Daisy Brooms 49c

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MINOR CHANGES IN CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM

A few minor changes In tentative dates for the attractions at the Chautauqua this summer were agreed upon at & meeting of the program committee of the Richmond Chautauqua, Thursday night. "The program as originally published will be followed in the main," Fillmore Riggs, secretary of the association said, "except that a few minor rearrangements of the schedule were approved by the committee. As soon as the proposed changes can be made with the booking agencies, the final program will be announced." As usual, the meetings this year will be held in Glen Miller park, the dates

Demg Aug. 20 to Sept. 3. Last year approximately 180 tents

were used on the grounds, and the committee has hopes that an even greater number will be used this year.

Circuit Court

MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses -were Issued to James L. Bozoarth, and Dorothy Moore, both of Cambridge City; Charles W. Coben and Carrie E. Beach of Dayton and Richmond'; and Clement Irvin Smith and Belle Pickett, of Hagerstown and Green's Fork, Thursday.

NOTED BRITISH ACTOR DIES LONDON, June 2. George Rutland Barrington-Fleet, actor and theatrical manager, died here yesterday, aged 69 years. He played leading parts In nearly all the original Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera productions.

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