Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 166, 14 July 1922 — Page 7
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922
WILL OPEN CANNING COURSE AT DENNIS HIGH NEXT TUESDAY
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Operating on the same basis as the regular night school and home extension work of the Vocational department of the Richmond public schools, which is absolutely free to all of its students, a "Six Lesson Short Cour3e in Canning" will be started at the Den
nis Junior high school
Tuesday afternoon. The course will have four regular session days, one day at each of four school buildings, and will continue for six weeks, a lesson being given each week at each of the selected schools. Each period will be of two hours duration and the course is open to anyone who will make application to N. F. Fultz, vocational director. The four regular session days will be Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, a day being asigned to each school. The first lesson will be given Tuesday at the Dennis junior high school, and will be given again
jt the Sevastopohl school on Wednesday and at the Morton high school at North Eighth and B streets, Thursday. The school where the lesson will be given on Friday has not as yet been selected owing to the fact that sufficient enrollment has not been received from the territories where the school was a prospect. Must Have 15
It is necessary that at least. 15 stu
A fine of $100 and costs and' 60 days at the penal farm were given Frank P. Robinson in police court Friday for the illegal transportation of liquor. Robinson was arrested Feb. 11 in Richmond while bringing liquor over the state line from Ohio, but jumped his bail of $1,000. He was arrested in Chicago where he had been living under an assumed name, and was brought back for trial. In police court he pleaded guilty to the charge. Fear of a penal farm sentence was responsible for his bail
building next (jumping it was said.
Robinson was a balloonist. The police were notified that two balloons which Robinson used had been seized by the police at Columbus when he jumped his bond.
Police Court News
SPEEDER FINED Alonzo Curry pleaded guilty Friday to driving his car too fast on South Ninth street, and was assessed $1 and costs. Three men who were arrested at 11
o'clock Thursday night on the courthouse yard Friday were charged with
beins: intoxicated.
Joe Null and Charles Via pleaded
guilty and were fined $1 and costs.
Ross White declared that he was on
'his wav home and just sat down for
a minute on the curb with the other
fellows.
Hot Bread Not Injurious To Stomach, Is Theory (By United Press) WASHINGTON, July 14 Dyspeptics need not shy from hot Dread when it appears on the menu that is ,if they'll take the word of the Department of Agriculture that indigestion is not
jcaused by the temperature of the
bread. When hot bread does cause discomfort, it is the fault of the baker, in using too much yeast, baking powder
or soda and taking it from the oven jwhile their interior of the loaves are
soggy, the department says.
URGES AUTOISTS USE . FIVE HAND SIGNALS
Attired fittingly for the day's activities, 21 members of the Kiwanis club, who did not make the trip to
Camp' Ki-Ro, a week ago last Thurs
day to put in a day's work, embarked
early Thursday and arrived at camp in time to get in some extra licks of work before "Old Soil" came up. The work which the Kiwanians did 4V ill : . t.
a - nit? unuip mm uuie was rui t ui a finsher to what the other squadron oft
Kiwanians and Rotarians bad started before. Lunches were packed before the trip was started and the men ate heartily at the noon hour. Real labor brought the sweat out on the men and they all had many appetites. Although several arrived as late as the noon hour, the party livened up
near the middle of the afternoon and: buried overseas marked the opening a real time was enjoyed. J here today of the two day annual re in Good Condition union of the Rainbow Division Vet-
TRIBUTE TO VETERANS BURIED OVERSEAS
MINNEAPOLIS, July 14. Two
minutes of silent tribute to comrades
Drive Against Soviet Rule Ends In Disaster
Camp Ki-Ro is in good shape now for the opening day, July 27. It is
er.ans association.
Several hundred delegates from the
not too much like civilization, but it 1 27 states represented in the division
make the ! were welcomed to the city by Mayor
to in
Who gave you your drinks? de-
dents make application at any of theSm"ded the mayor.
centers before the course would bet
placed there. It is probable that the
One of the other fellows."
"One dollar and costs."
r f itssun wui given ai euuti . , , ,n - the Starr or the Whitewater school men running about thrown pving i.,k - i out free drinks," declared the mayor.
this regard could be given out Friday. i"A" of "sn ce JLn Le
pointed out by the director:""1- VL J"u, ' Z . ', , '1
men's club in taking an enthusiastic , fc0luc UJ" -
is just in the condition
boys feel that they are in a regular George E. Leach, president of the as-
camp. I sociation. Mayor Leach served as a It has been the aim of the camp: colonel in command of the 151st field management to make things right up artille ry. to the "Back to Nature" slogan as' Subjects for discussion at the gathmuch as posible so that the boys can'ering include definition of the term realize actual benefits from their 1 "Americanization," and practical stay in the camp. i means of enforcing it; aid in securing
Rumor has been advanced from thoithe passage of the alien registration
district around Camp Ki-Ro that the; bill now before congress, .and obtainfarmers are already getting fresh 1 ing erection of monuments to mark
cows in readiness for the opening of .graves of Rainbow men in France.
the camp reason. Perry Wilson de
clares that his one big side co-worker
in the camp life of the boys will be fresh milk.
It wa
that the action
interest placed the course at the
vastopol school when it had not been contemplated by the management ot the work. This group of ladies secured more than the necessary enrollment before any of the others and was given a place among the centers selected. Each lady enrolled for the course will be called by telephone and informed as to the time of the class in which she is interested as the time for each class has not yet been arranged. The
And vou know as well as I do that
people aren't giving away free drink3 at the rate they cost now."
ANDREWS IS FINED
Louis Andrews, colored, was fined
?100 and costs, and given a 60 day sentence at the penal farm in police
court Friday, for having whisky in
his possession. He was arrested Thursday afternoon, near the railroad yards.
Tho nonql farm crmtATirA W3Q ail!?.
ciasi-es win ue uuuer tue suyci-iMuu j,4 j.4 a UMvir offer 3
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of Miss Bliss Maple, of the vocational i
department ct the public schools. To Conduct Demonstration On Monday's, Miss Maple will conduct home demonstrations in the various comunities, for the benefit of those who do not attend the class. At these demonstrations practical instructions in canning will be given and free literature on the subject will be given out. The f'rst lesson will- be on blackberries. ' This lesson will take up the
execution of the cold pack
lecture.
ARREST HASKELL HARKLEWOOD Haskell Harklewood was arrested
Fridav morning for running his auto-
! mnhilp. with the cut-out open. His
i case will come before the mayor Sat
urday morning.
the principles of jelly making and the
cause? for failures, the special use of fruit juices not usually used in jelly maktog.jelly making from apple parings and the presentation of special recipe for using blackberries. The preservation of tomatoes by canning will be demonstrated in lessen .two. The cold pack and open Settle processes, together with the soup-making puree, will be illustrated. 'Instruction in the making and can
ning of tomato preserves, tomato cat-
THREE LOITERERS ARRESTED
Three loiterers were picked up in the
Pennsylvania yards by special police
Friday, and held for vagrancy. They
process,. gave the names of Fred Clark, Francis
Dudley and Ezra Harbison.
ORDERED OUT OF TOWN
Joe Snell, arrested for vagrancy at midnight, was released and ordered
out of town Friday morning by the po
lice. Snell made short work of get
ting away from the reach of Richmond
police. HELO ON SUSPICION
Estel V. Branham was held on su
snicion Friday while his connection
According to ancient superstitution,
it is unlucky for a bride to choose bridesmaids who are not younger than herself.
BOTTLE BLOWERS FAVOR MAKING WINE AND BEER BELLEAIRE, O., July 14. The national convention of the Glass Bottle Blowers' association here, adopted resolutions favoring manufacture of light wine and beef, and old age pensions for all states.
fBy Associated Press) TOLEDO, Ohio, July 14. An appeal to educate motorists to a nation-wide system of hand signals for use when driving has been made to the chamber
of commerce here by Dr. John A. Hariss of New York, traffic expert, who . invented the signal towers which con-! trol traffic on Fifth avenue in New i York City. - Dr. Hariss suggests only five signals , as necessary for a comprehensive sys- j tem. They are: j 1. To signal your intention to turn:
to the left: Extent the arm and point j finger to the left. . j 2. To signal your intention to turn j to the right: Flex the left arm up-! ward at the elbow and point the index ! finger to the right. j 3. To signal your intention to stop: I Extend the arm with the back of the i hand to the rear of the car. j 4. To signal your intention to back I up: Extend the arm with the palm of the hand to the rear and motion in aj backward direction. 5 To signal your intention to turn i around compfetely: Circle the arm! and hand three times forward to in-1 dicate a turn to be made to the right, ;
and circle three times backward . to j
indicate an intention to turn to the left. An intensive campaign will be conducted through chambers of commerce in the various cities of the country with, a view to having these signals universally adopted by motorists, Dr. Hariss said.
MOSCOW, July 14. The campaign against the soviet regime in Bokhara, Turkestan and Khiva, headed by Enver Pasha, Turkish communist, is ending in disaster, according to advices to the Pravda. The Bokhara red army, assisted by
the Russians, defeated Enver's detachments near Bisum, and on July ,2 the pick of Enver's forces led by him, were defeated near Karatagh, losing more than 200 killed. After this disaster, Enver Is declared to have fled into the mountains with the remain' der of his army.
White Footwear
at Special Sale Prices for Saturday
BROKERAGE FIRM FAILS NEW YORK, July 14. Failure of the brokerage firm of Nast and company of Chicago was announced from
the floor of the New York stock ex-!
change today. Samuel Nast is the j
ooara meuiDer or ine iirm.
Ladies' White Canvas LACE OXFORDS, Louis heels. Saturday only 95c Pair
Ladies' Canvas Oxfords, tary or heels
White Lac e
Ladies' Canvas
White One-
1.75
Strap Slippers, military heels, at $1.75
All ChUdren's White Foot wear at 20 Off
FIVEL'S Shoe Store 533 Main Street
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sup and green tomato pickles, will be; with an automobile wnicn ne was ariv
given and special recipes given out. ing was being investigated. The car Subjects of Lessons. contained several extra accessories, . Beans will be the subject of lesson and a set of license plates, three, corn will take the time of the
classes at lesson four, pickles will oc-mprnp QrnJ,an finest -cudv the attention of the students rr erme UTpiWIlS
present when lesson five is presented and plums, peaches and grapes will
De aemonstratea at lesson six.
At Swimming Pool
Children from the Wernle Orphans'
The course is exceedingly practical, ! home were guests of the management
as pointed out by Mr. Fultz, since the or
garden season is now at its height.
There will be no charge connected with the school and it is announced that every woman should feel free to attend and take advantage of this op-r'-tunity to learn the practioal methods of canning fruits and vegetables.
the Hawkins swimming pool near
Glen Miller nark Thursday and Fri
day mornings. The children made the journey for the swim in conveyances of the institution.
The shin bone is the longest in the human skeleton.
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President
Announcement
We take great pleasure in announcing that Edward P. Voss, who for many years has been identified with the Coal and Builders' Supply business in Richmond, is now a member of our firm, where he will be glad to meet his many friends and acquaintances. Ed says, "When in need of Coal or Builders' Supplies, Phone 2194 and he will be glad to serve you.'
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Phone 2194
101 North Second St.
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