Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 172, 21 July 1922 — Page 2

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ENFORCEMENT OF AIR RULING AT CAPITAL

IS PUZZLING POLICE

i ! 'By Associated Presnt

f WASHINGTON. July 2L HowTe you going to catch a law-breaking airman a thousand . feet np In the air when you haven't a plane, balloon, or even a stepladder to get him with? That's tha question agitating the Dis-

or uoiumbia police today on the eve of the going into effect of Washington's newest and most stringent traffic regulation. V Hereafter police will be expected to see that no flighty human flier skims lower than the fixed safety limit; that none of them attempt any fancy flying; and worst of , all that every flier over Washington roofs has a license, i It's the last section of the new rule that bothers the cops most, for there's not a single plane owned by the en

tire police force with which to stop the reckless in mid-air to gruffly demand a sight of their permits; and what's more, say police officers, no one on the force sees any possibility of there ever being one.

, Keeps Coppers Worried.

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Nevertheless, there's the law. and ! t,"!800 entertained Mr. and

the coppers are scratching their " w...W5i.?"camP at dinner Sun.

and family and I O. Suook and family motored to Reseburg to a boys camp on Hannah's creek.... Hugh. Ammerman. Robert Ross. Lee Owen and Allen Snook and K&meth Husted are camping on Hannah's creek near Roseburg. ....Mrs. James Dougherty spent Wed-

uesuay wun warren Young, South of Liberty Mrs. Lloyd Fosdick and sister, Miss Linna Owen, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Fosdick. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Vernon and Bert Beck of South Bend attended the ball game at Oxford, Wednesday. A pickup" team from Liberty .played a team from Miami university Miami

winning 7 to 4 Misses Hallie and

nazei Hart WUI arrive in Liberty Mon day, July 24. from SDokan Wash

M- Flora M. Freeman will return to Liberty in the autumn to make her

iiome wun ner nephew, O. L. Stivers.

....Mr. and Mrs. James Dougherty

icu. uursaay wun their son Thomas

uuKueriy, wno was threshing. . . .Cert

ut oomn ucna is visiting his Parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Joe Beck.... Mrs. A. R. Smith returned to Richmond Sunday after soendinfi- th wool-

with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Huddleston. ...Mr. and Mrs. f!haHo wwv

turned to Cincinnati after a few days' visit here with Mr. and Mrs. George ?S;?--F-J.S- McCarty and Walter frp lt.!nded the ba game in Cam-

.Vuy, suEy....Mr. and Mrs

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, lND., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1922.

JUST SOME PRIZE WINNING BASKETEERS

Miss Elizaheth rs,

Monday from a visit t a

relatives in Newcastle sha u..

! for CairC where she

uaua iv iiuu a. way ouu The air traffic rule is the direct outcome of the act of a. commercial flier BfllA flAM ' 1 A . . 1. 1 -

ivvt over tee asseiaijiaf;e ; v.a ' c !

at tne dedication of the Lincoln Me-i",, 0ZL Vi in a business morial, last Decoration day, that helin-V" ,r- and Mrs- James Huntdrpwned out . President Harding's i .,TiBitins Mrs- c- D. Cooney voice during his address. Public and p, , . Mr- aal Mrs. Watsie official denunciation quickly aroused I ff er entertained Mr. and Mrs. Leo congress to the promulgation of the i frl1 6?ner Sunday... Misses Edna regulation and stiff fines now await !.5r2 rotny Ba. Mrs. Clyde Robeson tha nnthini-ino ;ana daughter. Marv TmiCi j

, While the order was issued a month ' wnesday evening from a week's visit

ago, tne penalties do not go into effect'" iC , , mrs- rank Davis and until midnight tonight. It is provided ; son "anklm spent several days last that no flier shall descend lower than ! ?,ee nh Mr- and Mr- E. E. Kain three thousand feet within the D. C.!30 ,llsn and family and Mr. and boundaries, unless landing, taking off , I iVrs- Perry Williamson and family or en route to another point; that alii6 entertained at the home of Mr persons except United States agents, I !d Mrs. Oscar Martin Sunday Such as a'rmv.: naw -marina mrra anri I OZTO Chance SDnt Knnrtoir n.Kh Hi-

mail fliers., must .be duly licensed nd Mrs- Je Beck Judge C. C

Babe, out foi t airing on the lawn of Carolyn Rest, the Westchester. N. Y home for mothers and babes. The twins, first row. extreme right, seem much interested in having their pictures taken. .JJjS-L? mothe and eir babies. The tion of the Poor. Here the chil.

ZCTVr " r.u:r."" V. "'y" ftesc oome conducted by the Asso- dren. mmn in th

watibn for Improvinjr the condi- ' the sunshine and fresh air'

the Westchester, N. Y., home for

Covington, Ky....Mr. and Mrs.

T. r ' .

Emrick and family visited Snndav ? voulu'1 scneauiea for that' Richmond spent Sunday with Mr. and

D...,WB, una uarreiHou -anu i Mia. narvey nailer. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Earl Mitchell entertained tha W. H. Bnnhsr. Mini t.v

: i i.iu iv uouiu auu

with Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Pnrnri.

famDy.

BENTON VILLE, Iud.

neighbors and friends

Mrs. Richard Watts and family. James Noakes returned with them after a week's visit Mr. and Tr

Lewis Cockerell spent Sunday at Fort

n-ucorery mr. and Mrs. Dean Wefler and son Osborn were guests last Sunday of Mr. and ' Mrs. G. A. Hill and daughter. .. .Miss Sarah McGrew left Wednesday for Frai.klin where she will camp at the Miami valley Chautauqua Mr. and Mrs. W J. Rehmerth, of Troy, spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones and daughters.... Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Baker and son, Gene, spent Sunday at Milan.-Ind Jj M. SawyeT and son, C. L. Sawyer, Eaton; J. M. Sawyer Jr., and Arthur Woodward of California, were entertained Sunday by Mrs. Hannah Sawyer and daughter, Miss Helen Mrs. Nathan Williams died Thursday at Dayton, and the body was brought to New Westville Saturday, where funeral services were held. Interment was in Spring Lawn cemetery, New Paris. The husband, three daughters and three sons survive. Mrs. Ernest Purviance, a former New Sis resident' 8 a daughter. Mrs. Villiams for many years resided in New Westville and was well nown m J Parls- - Announcement was made Thursday evening of the engagement of Miss Eleanor Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Smith, of Richmond, to Lewis Ashley Townley, of Ann Arbor, Mich. The announcement was made at a party given by Miss Katherine Smith when she entertained the Craigyvar club at her home on North E street. The marriage will take place in August.

pilots; that no trick flying shall be at

tempted under any circumstances; and that aviators shall land only at designated fields.

Suburban

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rvi iuuiiud m uDerty on business. V.. Mrs. Dan Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. AlUe Bertch, Mrs. Smith Dubois and Miss Dorothy Bertch spent Thursday in Richmond..., Charles Gavin of boston -was in Liberty Tuesday Rome Finch and family spent Sunday h and Mrs- Walter Sharp.... MisB Mary Mcintosh spent the week-

ELKHORN. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Wal-!wu. "ere .ber Parents, Mr. and

ter Iafuse and children,. Mr. and Mrs.lp Mcintosh. ...Mr. and Mrs. Boyer and son. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ben-tJrj ,1 spe"t Wednesday in Richnett and son. Russell. Mr. and Mrs.m,. Miss Elizabeth is the guest Samuel Stevens and chillren, Mr. and in.3 week of her aunt, Mrs. Dr. O. M.

a. uregerson and Everett Huntington have won a free trip to Cedar Point. Ohio, which is given to

regular meeting of the "Ploasant -mil! son Gerald and Mrs vnin tj-,,..

Several Community club TbnrRdav rt.vrnnr.r. I Richmond spent Sunday at Lone- nhi.i

Sh , v DdB 0t WilIiaIEiat the home of the former The birth-i .V,Mr- d Mrs. . Charles Baker of!S3S22l FRIDAY liiJl h5.W neighbVlday of Henry SoJt!fc ii .

a "-u-ra ainner as a sur- event celebrated bv the Huh Th:r , lxl- awi MTS- Josepnira S? S-da?-! -evotionaf nr ned Tne j Zi i

Joyed-by alL The ZZl ? ' "i!'."" Aorn8.ana Mrs. and made the trip to Ohi hv

I Mrs. Jacob Schneider and sons ' Mr Mfe . and Mrs Ruhv nt. ?e ; 210bUe ' ' ' Miss Mildred Clark of ' and Mrs. D. C. Thomas and rhNiiron tvia r'i.." .T .Y.e ; Springfield spent the week end with

i t- - ...... . , vuuumu ui iunes riiannisn " a ho . ----- s.

ZT? ' nej Longfellow poem. Roll call was" anl J Mr. anT'M ! T?

and .on d Mi,: MF' aton with Mr! audi

lZ r Pari8 0Uo- Mr. and Mrs. by a social hour, in which contents j Shn MT ?i fa?lly of Dublin. and quizzes formed an interestS 2d Mr. C6M Ht'T Cit,y Par Refshments of fruit gelatin! auu J.VH3. K,. JV1. Hart Of Lewkv P ami Inn . i; r . I

Mrs. Bertha tt V .alu- "auituoes, sana

Miss Smith has visited with relatives' in New Paris and is well known here. X TT 1 J . . ' ,f .11. .

. ...-viiDoes neieu ana Alary veils, ui Dayton, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Veits, Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzwater, of. Richmond, are guests at the home of Misa Marie Fitzwater and Tazwell Fitzwater. .. .Ronald Freed, of Portland, Bpent Wednesday evening with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles , Freed.

TO ELIMINATE "VAMPS" YOUNGSTOWN. July 21. After a recent meeting Mayor Reese and a delegation of women announced that they had made secret plans to eliminate the "female vamp" and the "male masher" from the streets of Ycungstown. They refusedi to divulge th3 methods to be used.

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SATURDAY

Mrs. Frank Eradbury and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Heinbaugh and children, - Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heinbaugh and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colvin and grandson,, Billy Fiening, George Turner and daughter, Mary Ellen and Leslie Carmen visited the Soldier's Home at Dayton Tuesday. . . . Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beeson, Lawrence Turner, Miss Irene Williams, Miss Thelma Turner, Miss Garnet White, Miss Florence Williams, Miss Lucy Gard, Miss Bernice Beeson, Miss Margaret Routsou, Miss Ruth Raper, Miss Helen

Turner. Hubert Williams, Robert Miller, Howard Beeson, Ralph Turner and Charles Routsou held -a picnic at Cedris Rock Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Hawley and children, Mr3. John Beeson and Miss Mary Hunt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Endsley at Bethel Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain called on Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Pickett. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruby and Miss Garnet White called on Mrs. Sarah Jane Thomas at Fountain City Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beeson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beeson and son, Bobby, held a picnic at Glen Miller park Sunday... .Mrs. Percy Bennett is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bennett

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCashlanj and son, Willard, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Isenhour and children. Mr. and Mrs. Vesper Richardson and children and Irvin Juergens were evening callers Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pickett and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Pickett ;.Mr. and Mrs. Lester Turner and children of Baltimore, Md., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Beeson.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sitloh and children spent Sunday , with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Meek and son, Glenn Miss Marlon Lloyd Spent last week with Miss Irene Juergens Mr. and Mrs. Verl Pickett and children spent Tuesday -with Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Pickett.... Mrs. Mary Sitloh and son, Clarence spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sitloh and children Robert Harold and Russell Hartman spent Tuesday afternoon with Paul and Walter Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruby cnlled on Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Pickett Wednesday evening Mrs. Charles Sitloh and children spent Thursday with Mrs. Aaron Sitloh Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bennett, George Turner and daughter. - Marv Ellpn.

fpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry j

neinDauga ana cnnaren. , LIBERTY, Ind. Miss ' Sarah Anna Bond, daughter of Clint Bond, fell from her bicycle Wednesday evening and broke her arm between the elbow and wrist.. ;.0. L. Stivers was entertained at dinner by his cousin, Mrs. Tom Dougherty, at her country home Tuesday evening Jess Stevens spent

ednesday in Brookville. . . .E. H. Bell

agents of Columbia Life Insurance

wuuipany. FOUNTAIN CITYT Ind.-Mr. and i.Irs Harry Dalby of Richmond called on Miss Maggie Dalby and mother reCnV7 Charles Arnett has purchased the Anna Jane Jackson property. ....Howard Hockett and Mrs. Hannah Pierce have traded properties. Mr. and Mrs. Hockett have moved Into their new home. . . .Mr. and Mrs. C L. Gifford and family entertained recently Mr. and Mrs. William Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harrison. Mrs TToha

Long and Mrs. Eliza Duke Miss Maggie Dalby called on her brother, Ed Dalby, of Richmond, Wednesday. ANTIOCH, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Jose Wilson of Cincinnati are spending their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kisling, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kisling visited Sunday at the Valley House.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Newkirk. Mr. and Mrs. George Swope attended the Miami Valley milk producers' disifcict meeting held Saturday at Dayton Robert and Karl Weidner and a large party of boys and girls from Richmond and Eaton enjoyed a swim Sunday afternoon at Seven Mile Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weidner called on New Paris friends Sunday The children o Mr. and Mrs. Earl Koontz entertained Thursday a large party of little schoolmates in honor of their cousin, who is spending her vacation with them from

r!!v. . t-wii w njiuca ana icea tea were sprvpri 6i,g?' ,M.r- and M": Emery Howard There wer 20 members and one

Conner and farniiv Ms" Benton Mc-h present The next meeting is schedWtli Li f lly and Mr- and Mrs.fnled for Aug. 10 at the home of Mrs W1UMiUtna?d,da,U !rof3?t3nvilIe: i Thomas Lyons. . . .Miss Frances Aker!

fami ly were Tjruests s,,nS.r it" ?sh& - who is spending S3 Erl!lnlly 'J Mr. and J her vacation in Dayton with her sis-

Mrs. Elzer Brittenham and family of straughns Margaret Hauhn has returned after a few days' visit with relatives in Dublin. NEW PARIS. Ohio.-J. F. Clawson and George Arnold were in Cincinnati Tuesday and Wednesday attending the tractor show.... Mr. and Mrs. J. A. White and Mrs. G. W. Rfthards spent Sunday at Hollansburg. . . .Mr "dh5s- s- C. Richie and grandson! filbert, spent Sunday at Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richie and family. ...Miss Martha M. Jones is visiting Covington and Troy relatives Mrs. N. S. Barton retrnP(1 cai,J.

from a week's visit at Middletown. 6 '

ter, spent Mondav and Tiwsrtav mtii

Nier grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Aker One hunared and fifteen

guests were entertained Friday afternoon by the Presbyterian Thimble

club. Short devotional exercises were

neio conducted by Mrs. Alice Young, Mrs. Edna Harris, Mrs. M. O. Penland and Miss Helen Wefler. A short

business meeting was held and the re

mainder of the afternoon devoted to a delightful social season. The members of the,;Pleasant Hill Community club and the Gettysburg Thimble clui) were present In large numbers as the honor guests. Delicious summer refreshments were served, as follows:

Mrs. Sarah v " '"' ! T? laa "ngers

Tupsdav frrnT Z i lclu,ue afla naDiscoes. me hostesses were m,? ?lS at sPrgfield i Mrs. Minnie Pence, Mrs. Mary MorseTuesd r?owett Il0Wai:d rerned! Scott. Mrs. Martha Souers. MrsT Ada. diananoM, afl 5 ,t0 hf h.0me in ! Barney. The August meeting will be her to t TinfJhTr,373 ViSit witIx held Aug"jst "Mrs. W. W. Aker jlrrJ o?K y e?DVand wIfelhas received word of the death of her i;;; mLj Di- f IndianaPolis, brother. J. D. Crosthwait 75 years nffi Sf. . resided : Blrmin

O'Brlon waa h . "II .tt"u iM1B- Alter were or a family

Jti. .T t, all of whom now have passed

alwavs ,7. ;." Z T?A..fca"on away Mrs. Aker. . . .Claron Sherer

Paris On account Af th returned Sunday to his home in Richelectricai and rZ Lm GVfre mond after a visit with his grandparS..! I"n8? f Monday ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sherer....

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