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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922.

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500 YOUNG PEOPLE EXPECTED TO ATTEND LUTHERAN SESSIONS

Announce Children's Day Program at Economy ECONOMY. Ind., June 15. Children's day services will be held at the Friends church here June IS, at 8 o'clock in the evening. Following is

The Dayton-Richmond group of thej the Program:

Open the Door for the Children,"

by the children; prayer, Robert Thomas; song, choir; velcome, Esther Manning; selection, Elza Stevenson; recitation, Edith Beard; recitation, Gertrude Manning; song, "Jesus Loves Me," Primary; recitation, Gertrude Stanley; song, "The Garden," Gertrude Manning and Ruth Macey. Recitation, Mary and John Macey; solo, Christine Manning; recitation, Helen Beard; song, "Welcome Summer Roses"; drill, "Blue Beard"; solo, Gertrude Stevenson; recitation, Chris

tine Manning; recitation, Robert Lester; song, choir; an old English shep-

neraess drill by 12 girls; "Let Thy Blessing Rest," by teh children. Dogs Kill $97 Worth Of Stock Since January

Claims for sheep, hogs and turkeys killed by dogs amount to about $97 so

Elizabeth Sieck, Harry Daub, Edward j far this year, according to figures cornTurner, George Snyder, Henry Wicke-t piled at the township trustee's office, meyer and Everett Miller. jTne claims include seven head of About 500 young people are expect-j sheep, valued at $73, one turkey, valed from the various Lutheran congre-1 ued at $12 and one hog, valued at $12. gations from Dayton to Richmond. Another claim for 31 chickens which The following is the program in full: were killed by dogs Wednesday evetiSunday afternoon, 2:30 to 5:00 Or-ling,' was presented by Mrs. J. L. Sem-

Associated Lutheran Young People's

societies of the Miami valley will meet in Trinity English Lutheran church, Seventh and South A streets, Sunday afternoon and evening. Among the features of the fine program that has been prepared is a pageant. "Luther's Coat -of -Arms," which will be given by the Junior Luther league of Trinity congregation. Those who will take part are

the Messrs. Samuel Kuhn, Lawrence Koehring, Roland Miller, Roland Kemper, Roy Hawekotte and Charles Youngflesh, and the Misses Edith Daub, Ethel Heithaus, Erna Karcher, Lucile Kemper and Ruth Stauber. Mr. Claude Addleman made the large coat-of-arms with streamers that will be used in the pageant. A cafeteria supper will be served by the Ladies' Aid society in the basement of the church. The committee in charge of the supper arrangements

consists of Mesdames George fine.

GLEN IMPROVEMENTS

Police Court News

gan Prelude, Cantilina, Stebbins, Miss

Edna Deuker, organist. bcripture reading and prayer Rev. C. H. Pence, New Lebanon, Ohio. Hymn Praise Thou the Lord. Welcome Address Rev. Oscar Tressel, Richmond, Ind. Response Mr. Howard Durkle, West Alexandria, Ohio. Anthem Christian, the Morn Breaks Sweetly O'er Thee, Shelley Trinity choir. Address The Youth the Future of the Church Rev. Luther E. Minneman, Hartford City, Ind. General discussion. Organ voluntary, Intermezzo, Dunham. Offering. Pageant Luther's Coat of Arms Junior Luther League, Trinity, Richmond. Hymn A Tower of Strength Our God is Still. Question Box In charge of Mr. John Moses, Enterprise, Ohio. Business Transactions. Closing Service Rev. George Sixt, Eaton, Ohio. Postlude Processional March Rogers. Sunday evening, 7:00 to 9:00 Organ Prelude, Offertoire Rogers. Hymn Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us. Scripture reading and prayer Rev. M. L. Baum, Dayton, Ohio. Anthem Turn Ye Even to Me Harker Trinity choir. Address The Luther League that Makes Good Rev. E. C. Billing, pastor. First English Lutheran church, Detroit, Mich. General discussion. Vocal solo How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings Liddie Miss Rhea Crandall. Instrumental trio, selected Mrs. Rolad Rosa, violin; Miss Marguerite Deuker, 'cello; Miss Edna Deuker, organ. Offering. Business .transactions. Question box. Hymn My Church! My Church! Closing service Rev. O. E. Swinehart, Farmersville, Ohio. Postlude Processional March Smith. The motto of the convention is: "Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth." The officers are, Mr. O. A. Kemper, president; Mr. W. E. Klehfoth, vice "president; Miss Marie Schneider, secretary, and Mr. Raymond Duning, treasurer.

WHITEWATER SCHOOL BUILDING STARTED

ler, of the National road west, Thurs

day.

PLAN TO AID TRAFFIC

A "one-way" drive plan, whereby automobiles entering Glen Miller park will follow the entire system of drives without turnine back, or interfering with incoming traffic, is now being perfected by Superintendent Henry 1'Tille. The one way feature will be emphasized by means of signs placed at each crossing, indicating the direction of travel. Work on the new bridge for pedestrians, located at the spring on the right hand side of the drive, where motorists come in at the front entrance, is now under way. Forms for the cement work are up and the new bridge is expected to bo in use within a few weeks. The level, of the spring also is beini; raised.. Condition of the baseball diamond on Roosevelt field, -is reported as ex

cellent. Three, horseshoe courts are row in use near the green house and ihe superintendent is considering the Installation of additional tennis courts. 1CO Camping Parties Over 300 camping parties have visited the park since April, and from six to eight now stop there each night, he stated. A discovery that may have saved the lives of a score or more of people was made while workmen were repainting the flagpole at Glen Miller recently. The pole is in two sections

ARRAIGN PEGG FRIDAY Glenn Pegg, arrested on South J street at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, will face a charge of petit larceny when arraigned in police court Friday. Police claim he took some sheet metal from the Johnson Sheet Metal works.

Former Aviators Will Be Asked to Join Unit Former aviators of both the army and navy services will be requested to meet in the interests of an aviation unit in this city, according to an announcement made by Floyd Showalter Thursday. Mr. Showalter will send out a letter calling this meeting, within a day or so, he said. About 30 names have been secured for the proposal so far, he stated.

NAMED G. A. R. INSPECTOR CONERSVTLLE, Ind., June 15. Virgil E. Chance of this city, senior vicecommander of the Indiana department of the Indiana department of the

Grand Army of the Republic, has appointed George M. . Williams of East Connersville post of the G. A. R., to the office of department inspector.

PIERRE BIETRY DIES AFTER HANGING SELF

Pierre Bletry, formerly a clerk in the Romey Furniture company, and who was found hanging by a rope in the loft of one of the warehouses of that concern, died Thursday morning about 3 o'clock at the Reid Memorial hospital. , There can be no direct cause assigned to his death according to a statement made by Coroner S. E.

of the spine showed no fracture. It has also been brought out that Mr. Bietry was not a victim of what is generally known as shell shock. He was always of a peculiar nervous temperament, say his friends, and his experiences overseas only served to intensify this nervous condition.

Bond, for an X-Ray photograph taken 'present.

AMBASSADOR TO ENTERTAIN KING GEORGE, QUEEN MARY LONDON, June 15. King George and Queen Mary have accepted invitations to be guests at a dinner on June 24 of Ambassador and Mrs. Harvey.

Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft, who will be in London at that time, will also be

and the second is supported by a truss. When the second section was lowered to the ground, it was found that the braces were rotted almost through. Had the pole given away some Sunday afternon, serious results might have ensued.

Gray Granite Ware Special

14-quart Dish Pan, 8quart Preserving Kettle, 3-guart Tea Kettle, 3-quart Coffee Pot, 8quart Water Bucket,

Friday and Saturday Special THE HOOSIER STORE Sixth and Main

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WHITEWATER, Ind., June 15. Building operations on the new $53,'00 school building at Whitewater have been started. This is the second addition to the Whitewater public school system since the erection of the original edifice in 1S94. The first additicn was provided for in 1912. Efforts were made to secure the new building last year, but the opposition to the necessary bond issue was too great for the successful culmination of the plan. This year, however, the bond issue of $53,000 was made possible and the contracts execpted. The building was made necessary by the urgent demand for additional class rooms, but the plans also provide for a large auditorium which may be used as a gymnasium.

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iATURDAY, JUNE 17th, From 2:00 to 4

on South 11th Street just off Main. If weather does not permit sale being held outdoors, then same will be held in our sales building at 13 S. 11th St THE FOLLOWING 20 CARS GO REGARDLESS OF PRICE

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$50 MAY BUY A CAR, WHO KNOWS 2

No. 568 Studebaker Touring No. 728 Studebaker Touring No. 558 Studebaker Touring No. 663 Richmond Touring No. 566 Davis Touring

No. G40 Chevrolet Touring No. 705 Hudson Touring No. 507 Hercules Touring No. 549 Interstat2 Sedan No. 738 Maxwell Touring

No. 550 Buick Touring No. 723 Monroe Roadster No. 528 Metz Buggy No. 524 Maxwell Truck No. 679 Overland Touring

No. 508 Chevrolet Roadster No. 448 Overland Touring No. 531 Overland Touring No. 634 Sampson Touring No. 553 Westcott Touring

PAINTERS, CARPENTERS, MECHANICS. GARAGE MEN Huere 18 yur opportunity to bUy a car that wm just m . , , , , , the bl" for you to use for runabout work, pull In jobs, etc You cant beat these and the best cf it all is that all the above-named 20 cars will be sold to the highest bidder, regardless of what that bid haDDens to

There will be a big crowd, make it bigger by being there yourself.

$50 MAY BUY A CAR, WHO KNOWS t

20 cars off"!! 40 of the Finest Used and Rebuilt Cars in Eastern Indiana, at Very Special Low Prices During this One-Day Sale A few in this group will also be offered at auction. We reserve the right to reject bid if loss entailed is too great.

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Auto Owners! Here Is Your Opportunity of a Lifetime to Save Money on Tires and Accessories We will sell at auction Saturday, June 1 7th, between the hours of 2 and 4 p. m. to the Highest Bidder, a big stock of Tires, Tubes, Oils, Greases, Spark Plugs, Bumpers, etc. Don't fail to be here if you want to buy some real Bargains. Don't Stay Away. Come Saturday, 2 to 4 p.m. Alva Ellis, Auct.

Terms on Cars Sold During this Sale Terms will be cash or six month bankable note or else pay on our Deferred Payment Plan, one-half cash to be paid on day of sale, the balance in monthly payments. Terms on Tires, Oils, Accessories, etc. Cash With Sale

Sealed Bids Will Be Accepted In order to accommodate all buyers and those who cannot be present at the sale, we will take sealed bids up until sale starts. Cars to be placed on sale can be inspected any time after Friday morning.

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