Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 171, 20 July 1922 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922.

CANVAS AUDITORIUM i ERECTED FOR EATON CHAUTAUQUASESSION EATON, Ohio, July 20. Erection of the big canvas auditorium in which the Chautauqua attractions will be presented, was completed today, and all practically 13 in readiness at this time for the opening of the course Friday afternoon. The auditorium tent, a brand new one, occupies a place on the campus of the south school building, where the Chautauqua has held forth for the last several years. This afternoon a ticket hunt for children was staged upon the school campus. The secreted tickets entitled the fnders to free admission to the Chautauqua during the entire meeting. Introductory ceremonies will mark formal opening of the meeting Friday afternoon. Attractions for tomorrow are the Dunbar quartet and bell ringers, and Elwood T. Bailey, lecturer. The Redpath bureau supplies the attractions and the local legion post is sponsoring the meeting. To Supervise Culling County Agent E. D. Turner will supervise a series of poultry culling demonstrations next week in Preble county. Flocks have been, selected in several townships for the work. In each township two flocks will be selected, one of which will be culled and placed upon a prescribed ration, while the other. will not. Record of feeding tost and egg production of the culled flocks will be kept for comparison with results obtained from the unculled flocks. The demonstrations will start Monday and will be conducted in the following townships and on the following farms: Monday, Twin township, G. W. Copp, at 9 a. m.; Mrs. Herman Kramer, at 1:30 p. mi; Tuesday, Israel township, Mrs. J. M. Heavenridge, at 9 a. m.; Mrs. Howard Paxton, at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday, Lanier township, Guilford Bunn. at 9 a. m. Thursday, Monroe township, Emniett Bennett, at 9 a. m.; F. G. Howell. 1:30 p. m. Friday, Gasper town ship. Charles Handley, at 9 a. m.; W. G. Bailey, at 1:30 p. m. 1 Compromise Effected Compromise was effected Wednesday in a foreclosure of mortgage suit entered by Charles A. Riegle against Gerald Robbins and others, it being agreed that Riegel should take judg- . ment on a note for $4,240 and the mortgage be foreclosed. The agretmen. was reached just before the case was to go cn trial in common plas court. Determines Car Ownership . Ownership of an automobile involved ia a mortgage and a replevin suit was decided Wednesday by Judge Rlsinger in common pleas court, after having been under consideration some time. ' C. J. VanAusdal claimed the

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Kine men suspected of complicity in the Cliftonville mine attack chained

together and under armed guard being taken to jaiL Lower right, SJiieriff H. H. Duval, killed while resisting the attack on the mine by f'strike sympathizers. if-'

A special grand jury will be called to investigate the attack on the mine of the Richmond Mining Company, near Cliftonville, W. Va., which resulted in the murder of Sheriff H. H. Duval by the attacking strike sympathizers. Three of the attackers also were killed. State police already have arrested nearly a score of suspects in connection with the battle. These are being put in irons and held under heavy guard. Some are said to

be suffering from wounds received in the battle. The coroner's inquest is now on. Testimony of witnesses conflicts on the number of dead. One of the surviving defenders testified he saw six dead. Reports had it that but four were killed. Testimony also brought out that the attackers carried their wounded to a nearby farmhouse for first aid. Pennsylvania state police are guarding the border oa the lookout for fugitives.

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SENTENCE WILHELM TO STATE PRISON Self possessed, calmly telling the Judge that he was guilty, and had no excuse to offer, Leonard Wilhelm, 35 years old, Thursday was given a sen

tence in circuit court of from two to 14 years at Michigan City, for issuing forged checks on his mother. Questioned by Judge William A. Bond as to his past, Wilhelm without hesitation admitted that he had forged other checks and that be had been before the court tor non support of his children. Wilhelm told the court ftat ho

was married and had seven children. They have been placed under the Jurisdiction of the board of guardians.

The black scarf worn by sailors in the United States navy is in memory of the seamen who died in previous wars. The four stripes woven in the edge of the scarf represent the four great wars in which the American navy has participated.

Friday and Saturday Specials at Knollenberg's Store Every department at this big store will offer week-end specials. We list below only a few of the offerings.

eady-to-Wear Specials for Friday and Saturday

DEVICE IS PERFECTED TO LAND AIRPLANES

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, July 20. Perfection of a device to enable an airplane going 60 miles an hour to land on the deck of a ship was announced today by the navy department. For the last few months the naval air service has been experimenting secretly at Hampton Roads with the device on a dummy ship's deck. The device which, it is claimed, will permit the safe landing of any type of plane equipped with landing gear in use in the navy, works on a number of wires placed across the ship's deck,

Circuit Court

Ask Lien Foreclosure Foreclosure of a mechanics lien foi $111.18 for repairs on an automobile was asked in a suit filed Thursday by the Lambertson Garage of Centerville, against Bruce Peters and William Campbell. Peters ia SaiH tn ho ths -.rono.- n Vi

machine under a conditional bill of saelftpkv,n her sinCe

to William Campbell. Repairs were made May 26, 1922. Pleaded Not Guilty Carl Morgan and David W. Mclntyre pleaded not guilty to a statu tory charge, when they were arranged before Judge Wiliam A. Bond, Thursday. These two men were arrested on July 12 in conection with the case of Helen

Walsh, 15 year eld girl, who is being J held for delinquency.

The trail for Morgan was set for July 28, and that of Mclntyre foi July 27. Percy E. Griffin, colored,' was granted absolute divorce. Thursday morning by Judge Bond, from Melvina Griffin. The charge was abandoment Griffin stated that his wife had left home in 1910, and . that he had not

Griffin will not

be able to re-marry before two years,

under the law.

Gingham, Voile, Organdie, Ratine, Swiss; your choice Friday and Satur- JQ QQ day at only Ie3et0 . One lot of Odd Blouses, Voiles, Georgettes, Crepes, Batiste; choice Friday (I0 QQ and Saturday cWecO

Plaids and stripes in Tweeds, Jersey and Ratine, values up to $10.00; (JQ QQ your choice eJ)0t0 One lot of Corduroy and Ratine Jumper Dresses your choice Friday C Q QQ and Saturday tJ)0t0

weights beine attached to the ends, i

property by virtue of mortgage ke" . Hooks descending from the bottom of

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plevened the car, which the company j creasing amounts of weight asserting averred had been sold to it in consid ja braking effect on the speed of the fratinn of a 1 f0 rrpdit on an old i plane.

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piane was Drougni 10 a stop wiluiu 38 feet.

REPUBLICANS

fContinued from Paee One.

debt. Judge Risrcger held the car

be the property of VanAusdal. Grand Officers Coming. Grand lodge officers will be guests ' and speakers at the second annual picnic of the Odd Fellows and Daughters of ' Rebekah lodges of Preblo county, which will occur here Aug. 2. on the county fairgrounds. The

picnic wVl be an all-day affair. (Republican leaders, when the bill b

Grand lodsre officers on ttie pro-jcomes the subject of popular discus-

gram for addresses are: fast urana si0n in the campaign, to take the posiMasters Hushes and Breil, Grand tion that the tarifl is essentially the

Warden Brown, Grand Chaplain r. a. fulfillment of a dream aimed at by Alkin; Giand Secretary H. D. Chann.j many tariff reformers for a generation State senator G. M. Kumler is on thej namely, a flexible.-non-partisan measprograra for an address, as also SjUse -whose actual rates will be fixed Rev. Jacobs, of Dayton. by the president in accordance with Kindergarten Closes. chanerine conditions as determined by

, Eaton's ar.nual summer kindergar-. a tariff commission. The Republicans j

ten has ciosea niter anotnei sui.i.- are confident that by focusing attenful , session of six weeks. The daily , tion on this aspect 0 the bill they can attendance this year averaged about , 0ffset the arguments that will be made 50." The Council of Mothers sponsored jDy opponents of it in the campaign, the kindergarten this year as last ; (Copyright, 1922, by the' New York (.psson. Miss Madeline Dawson and! Evening Post, Inc.) ik .Tju-th;i Vaughn were teachers

in the school this season. The council ,

of mothers expects to iraance me kindergarten again next summer.

NEW FALL FABRICS now on display. Let me tailor you a suit that will please you. G. H. GERLACH 103114 Main St. Over Farwig's

The Highest Grade Candies and Better Frozen Delicacies PRICE'S

An Exclusive Shop for The Man

Shirts. Collars and Neckwear, Pajamas, Socks and - Underwear, Sweaters, Golf Hose, etc. Sport Clothes and Business Suits All at the lowest prices consistent with quality.

The Dennis-Gaar Co. 1010 Main St. In the Westcott

FACTS ONLY

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Ohio May Buy Coal

In Qpsn Market (F.v Ur.'tfd Press) ! COLUMBUS. July 20. With coal j needed at nine state institutions and

Tries !?pr response IO auveinoc

ments for bids

Safe Investments Prudential Stock Investment . Savings Plan PRUDENTIAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO. 20 S. 3th St. Phone 1727

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Davis and State Purchasing Ag-m Johnson today were considering the purchase of coal in the open market from retailers at retail prices. .HnlnnIlmmm1aMtll.l.Hl.lt:lull.1lnll1''"'"''"""m','"" ! PORCH SWINGS I

Special, $2.98

Pennsylvania System EXCURSION CINCINNATI ' Sunday, July 23rd $1.75 ROUND TRIP For .details, inquire of Ticket Agent

Friday and Saturday Two Interesting Final Days in Our

SILK SPECIALS

One lot of Foulard and Kimono Silk, 36 inches wide, value up to $1.98. Special Friday and Sat-

$1.18

38-in. Sport Satin, white, for skirts; an exceptional value specially priced for Friday and Saturday selling at

$1.98

33-inch Broadcloth SilkFilled Shirtings in handsome line of patterns. Special for Friday and Saturday

89c

Hosiery and Underwear

Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hose, black, cordovan, seal brown and other colors; Friday rrpr and Saturday, pair 88c; two for pJ.fO Ladies' White Silk and Chamoisette Gloves, large sizes; $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 values; Friday IQ and Saturday, per pair t:OC Children's Black Cotton Hose, sizes 6 to -j T 9x; Friday and Saturday, pair J.OC Children's Socks, sizes 42 to 9, assorted - Q patterns; Friday and Saturday, pair LuC

Men's Work Shirts, sizes 14 to 17; blue, grey and dark blue; Friday and Saturday HQ each iUC Men's Dress Shirts, double cuffs, $3.50 (jfy value; Friday and Saturday, each pUe) Men's Athletic Union Suits, Superior make, QQ n $1.50 value; Friday and Saturday UOC Men's" Silk and Silk Lisle Socks. $1.00 and ?Qrt $1.25 values; Friday and Saturday, pair... D7C

July Clearing Sales

Hosiery and Underwear

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P At Feltman's n The Season's Very Latest in a Patent Leather Two-strap Patent leather vamp, grey suede quarter, covered military heels, with ankle and instep strap $00 Feltman 's Shoe Store

The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Stores - 724 Main Stret

Children's Knit Union Suits, -

regular 59c value, now 29c.

Two pairs for only ,

50c

Men's Black and Brown Cotton Sox, regular 29c QCT values; 2 pairs for.. ODC Men's heavy Work Sox, 19c value; July sale, two OK pairs for iOC One lot of children's three-

quarters White Hose, drop-

stitch style, regular 85c value, for

25c

One lot of Children's Black Hose, sizes 5 -to 7, regular

35c value; two pairs

for

19c

One lot of Children's Half Hose in different colors, a

regular. 39c value, now

10c

One lot Ladies Bodice and Tailored-top Union Suits, Carter mslo Twonilai- 41 -

value; cur July sale

price

69c

Men's Separate Shirts and

Drawers, regular $1 value; large sizes only; now 59c;

Two pairs for only

$1.00

Men's Black Sox, a regular 50c value; 2 pairs Cfl for July sale DUC

sizes

10c

Infants' Gauze Vests

1 to 6; special at only

Ladies' Hosiery, all silk, brown, black and J-J (f white, special plU'U Children's White Hose, spor cial at two pairs for OET only ZOC Ladies' Black Hose, regular 25c values; 2 pairs rn for 25c; 5 pairs for. OUC 1 Men's Brown and Black Lisle Hose with colored

clockings, 85c values, at : . . .

Men's Silk Sox in dropstitch and clocked styles, brown.

black and navy, reg.

?1.00 values

49c

59c

Ladies', White Muslin Perticoats with embroidered

and lace trimmings, regular

$.'.50 values-, special

$1.59

Ladies' fine Crepe Pajamas in white, pink and light blue, regular $2.50 value; special Friday J- QQ and Saturday $1.0J

Lee B. Nusbaum Co.

NUSBAUM BUILDING

(THE ORIGINAL CUT-RATE)

NDY SPECIAL

FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND resh Gocoanut

011s

TOOTH PASTES

SUNDAY 27c

50cPebeco 43c 60c Pepsodent . . . .49c 35c Senreco 29c 30c Kolynos ...... 24c 35c Forbans 29c 50c Chloridixo .... 47c 25c Colgate's 21c 30c Lyons . ,24c 30c S. S. White 24c D. S. Othine ......98c Stillman's Freckle Cream . i 49c Berry's Freckle Cream 53c Mum .23c Eversweet 24c Non - Spi ....... . 45c

Spiro Powder 15c Odorono 29c Odorono .49c Odorono . , 98c Sterate of inc Powder 23c

CREAMS Sylvia Lemon . . . . .47c Hinds Honey and Almond 43c Hinds Honey and Almond 93c Orchard White ....43c De Witts, very good 23c D. and R. Cold Cream 33c, 53c, 98c Pompeian Day 49 c Woodbury's 49c Boncilla 69c Mary Garden .... .53c Djerkiss 50c Ponds . . . .33c and 35c Creme de Meridor 23c, 43c Complete line H. H. Ayres Creams . . .69c to $1.39 "OUR OWN" ICE CREAM Best in the City 35c Quart 20c Pint

TALCUMS Mavis ..21c Mary Garden 29c Princess Pat 24c Djerkiss 49c Ayers Aristocrat . . . 35c Armand 25c Squibbs 24c Corylopsis 19c Colgates 23c (All odors) SHAMPOOS 60cWildroot ......48c -50c Palmolive 45c 60c Q-Ban 49c 60c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 43c 60c Canthrox 49c HAIR TONICS Pinaud's Quinine . .89c Pinaud's Quinine. $1.59 Danderine 29c Danderine ..... . . 49c Herpicide . . ? . . 4 9 c Herpicide .98c

'If there were no Thistlethwaite Drug Stores, there would be no Cut-rate Drugs"

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