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BEGIN ACTUAL WORK ON MILTON CHURCH; PLAN FINE EDIFICE MILTON, Ind, July 2G. Clearing up of debris left by tne fire -which destroyed the Milton Christian church several weeks aso. and preparation

for construction of a new church buildins, was started Tuesday. After consideration of a number of sites, the building committee finally decided upon tho old site, after it be cam possible to enlarge it by pur chase of an adjoining lot. Volunteer labor was Immediately recruited to start the work and on Tuesday morn ina Jesso Moore. Wallace Warren, Ben ton Wagner. George Wagner, Leonard Wallace. Ed Eeeson, Benton Wisslcr, Carl Williams and Rev. F. C. McCormick armed with crowbars, jacks, picks and mattocks, started levelling the old concrete walls of the basement Holes drilled In tho walls were charged with dynamite and blasted out by Har ry Hunt, to the great entertainment of the Juvenile population of the town. : After tearing down the shattered con froto work, it was planned to call in a company of wagons to haul off tne old material and clear the ground for the new excavation. Tha adjacent lot, tho Lennas property, lying Just to the east and 82 by 1184 feet in size, had been held by Indianapolis owners who only agreed to 3ts sale, at the price of $800, on the day of the final committee meeting. Its purchase gives the church title to a quarter of the block, about 152 by TI34 feet in size, a plot large enough, the members feel, to make an appropriate setting for the new building, which will bo larger than the old one. Shrubbery and other plantings will be possible in beautification of the grounds, with the additional space available. Propose Features The new building will be approximately 60 by 75 feet, and will face west as did the old one. but with the larger space available, will be set back from fh nmnfirtv line about 20 feet, even wun tne irom line oi ma par 1 sonage. It 5 proposed that the church have a room on each Bide of the main entrance, class rooms back of the pulpit, and a balcony. A basement large enough to accommodate all who may wish to attend community gatherings, is another feature upon which many have insisted. Each class of the church is iioldins meetings this week to talk over the new building and formulate its own suggestions for features which should be included. These suggestions will be given to the building committee, and. wherever possible, fitted into the final plan. Joint meetings of the Loyal Daughters and Straightway classes were held for this purpose Sunday evening, and the Ruth Circle met Monday afternoon. The Straightway class, in fact, completed full and definite plans, which were only presented as a suggestion, however. Strong interest ia still manifested, even in distant communities, in the reconstruct.ionn of the church. Still an other anonymous flOO donation was received for the building on Tuesday morning, and altogether, $5,300 has been contributed since the memorable meeting the next Sunday after the fire, when $10,500 was pledged within 20 minutes, including the gift of "all the money ehe had" by three year old Eltoile Anna Clingman. Suburban HAGERSTOWN, Ind. Rev. Levi Dilling, who has been in a hospital in Indianapolis nine weeks, returned home Sunday. His son-inlaw. Merlin Hawbaker, motored to the city and brought him home Mr. and Mrs. Cash Ginther, of Dayton, were guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter and other friends here. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hanscom and son Howard, of Indianapolis, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. Hanscom's mother, Mrs. Alice Han scorn, ana otner relatives airs. ies - Pie Hart of Middletown was the guest over Sunday of . her sister, Mrs. Porter Thornburgh Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barron and daughters. Misses Mary and Helen, of Parker City, spent Mon day here Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sleifer, of Richmond, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Geisler. Mrs. Elmer Whelan of Cambridge City is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Retz Mrs. William Newcom, of Detroit, Mich., came Friday and is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Day of Lawrence, Ind.. who were guests for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Teetor, of this place, at their cottage at Lake James, returned to this place Friday Mrs. Irene Keys, of Anderson, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Porter Thornburgh The Blue Bird Sunday school class of which Mrs. Frances Jackson is the teacher, held a picnic in the woodland on J. C. Holler's farm Friday. Those present Owere: Miss Virginia Elliott, of Pittsburgh. Pa.. Misses Carolyn Geisler,

Thelma White, Augusta White, Louise Bertram, Margaret Woodson. Marie Bernhardt, Marie Dingwerth, Beatrice Northcott and Helen Williams Frederick Siiltz was ill several days last week The Epworth League will give a pageant e.t the M. E. church Wednesday night, this week, the 26th, the same one they gave recently at Newcastle and at the institute of the Epworth League at Wawasee. .There was a large attendance Sunday at the

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of the Brethren. Rev. Sylvester Blllheimer delivered the sermon and Dr. and Mrs. McKinnon sang three songs. ...Stanley Murray and Joseph Har lan won In the tennis contest at Wawase last week.... Mrs. Frank Newcorn, of California, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Scott Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thornburgh, of Richmond, spent Sunday here. HUNTS VILLE, Ind. Philip Halsley. of Economy, is visiting Mrs. Marion Ilaisley James Lumpkin, Farmland, was in THuntsville Friday. ..Tom Best and Mary Hunt called on Russell Hunt Friday evening. .. .Orla Sheppard the the flu Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stults and daughter, Mildred, and Esther Bales spent the week-end with relatives in Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kabel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jud Johnson, of near Unionport Mr. and Mrs. Dorwin Howell and son, William, spent the week-end with relatives here Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sackett and daughters, Felicia, Juanlta, Thelma and Sarah, and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Harvey and son, Lawrence, Prior Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. Volney Wilson spent Sunday at Glen Miller park Dallas Keever spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mil ler, near Winchester. . .The ice cream supper given by the Ladies' Aid society was well attended, They sold Si) gallons of ice cream A. O. Haynes and daughters, Ruth and Dorothy, have returned from Arizona, where they spent the winter Mr. and Mrs, Marion Haisley entertained the follow ing guests to dinner Friday: Mr. and Mrs. Charley Haisley of Economy, Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Clark of Economy, Miss Mary Clark of Winchester, and Albert Clark of New York City Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hancock and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oren Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Henry Addington and little son, Jean, of near Lynn, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brosey Mr. and Mrs. Truman Cox, of Milan, and Mrs. Elizabeth Cox and son, Daken, of Detroit, Mich., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Harden Wright and daughters were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Roe Wright, p.),, Monrtctv jha1 of Wmster was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Farquhar last week Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Farquhar called Sunday afternoon to see Mrs. Robert Cox. who is visiting her brother, Clif ton Gordon Russell Edwards and Miss Jennie Farquhar spent Sunday evening with Theodosia Farquhar. . . . Ira Thompson is better. The following called to see him Sunday at tho home of his brother, Alonzo Thompson: Mr. and Mrs. Randall Thompson of Losantville, Joe Fennel of near Lynn, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tharp and family of Williamsburg Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Bly had as their guests Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Eckerle and daughters, Sadie and Jennie, of Lynn Mrs. Minnie Townsend and father. Jonas Moore, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Hawkins at Winchester Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGunnegill and children of Losant ville ppent Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cougill William Tuttle and William David, of Muncie, called on friends here Sunday Mr. and Mre. Delmont Hunt and Ida Botkin of Marlon and Scott Robinson of Wellington, Kas., took dinner Sunday with Russell Hunt Sunday. They called on Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Farquhar in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sipe spent Sun day with relatives at Saratoga Mr. ind TVtrs T,vYnrT TIarvPV nf Trriisnapolis are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Win Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ullery and daughter. Wanda, spent Sunday at Mooreland Quarterly meeting was held at this place Sunday. . .David Lowe and family and Sarah Holemback of Fprtville were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grubbs Charles Cougill and son Ernest were at Portland Sunday Mr. and Mr3. James Lane and children spent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. John Lane, oi Richmond Oliver Harvey and fam ily of Newcastle spent the week-end here.. ..Miss Amy Harvey is spending the week with Mrs. Edith Mendenhall of Windsor Mrs. Eva Taylor i0f Alexandria is visiting her parents, Mr. ard Mrs. Claude Clear Mr. and jIrs. Howard Hormel were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Reynoii3. near Centerville Mr. and Mrs. Mervyl Horner spent the weekend with J. O. Bunger, of Webster Claude Burdick, of Albany, called on Anna Parker Sunday afternoon. . .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hormell attended the funeral of Bruce Dunbar, near Centerville Monday afternoon. . .Viola Hancock spent Saturdav evening with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mann. CENTERVILLE. Ind. Mrs. Frances Fender gave a dinner party Sunday and the following relatives and friends enjoyed the day with her: Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hanson of Connersville, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Will Miles, Mrs. McKay of Libert v, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Helms, Mrs. Nelle Colvin and daughter. Louise and Charlotte, Richard McMullen and daughter, Mary, of Richmond Rob ert Peelle visited with friends at Mar ion over Sunday James Peelle and Miss Josephine Barton were guests of friends in Dayton over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clem Osklns, Joyce and Ronald spent Sunday with friends in I Greenville, Ohio Miss Mabel Taylor has returned from Mrs. Blakers Kindergarten school in Indianapolis. Miss Taylor will teach in the Centerville school this winter Walter Dunbar has accepted a position in Indianapolis and will leave to make his home there in a few weeks Rev. Mildred Allen who has been attending Moody Bible F. E. Three with Broolis Brothers R. R. A, Richmond

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MURRETTE In her latest Associated First Na-j tional photoplay, "Domestic Relations," which will be shown lor the first time in this city at the Murrette theatre on Thursday, Kather'no MacDonald is supported by a company that includes William P. Carleton, George Fisher, Lloyd Whitlock, Frank Leigh, Gordon Mullen, Barbara LaMar and others just as widely known as capable screen players. Chet Withey directed "Domestic Relations," which was written by Violet Clarke. As a reward for the unusual excellence of her story, Miss Clarke was given a long term contract with Preferred Pictures, Ins., the corporation which makes the Katherine MacDonald productions. B. P. Schulberg, president of the company, when he read Miss Clarke's story and scenario, expressed the opinion that she wa3 one of the most promising, as well a3 most brilliant, of the modern school of young women scenarists, and ac cordingly indicated the well-known dotted line, as he proffered his foun tain pen. MURRAY George E. Seitz, producer, author and co-star with June Caprice in institute at Chicago, was the guest of Centerville friends over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Salzman of Washington, D. C, are visiting Mrs. Salzman's parents, Ed Bowers and family, north of town Mrs. Salzman returned with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lantz of Indianapolis who came Monday to attend the funeral of A. B. Dunbar, and will spend a few days with them Miss Ruby Leeds of Richmond visited Mrs. Hattie Robbins and other friends here Sunday Miss Elizabeth Lashley it attending school at Vineland College, New Jersey, where she is taking a course in some special work. ....The "Anti Can't" Sunday school class of the Methodist church will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Myers southeast of Centerville. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McGraw and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Lamott will assist. .. .The Woman's Home Missionary society will meet with Mrs. Earl Able Thursday afternoon. Mrs. R. S. Peelle and Mrs. Noel Mathews assisting with the entertaining Mrs. Emma Beitzel returned the first of this week from a visit with friends and relatives in Anderson Mrs. Sadie Commons and grandchildren, Martha and Bobbie Commons visited tho latter part of the week with relatives at Connersville. Mrs. Eva Commons and daughter, Ruth, also spent Sunday with them Roy Stanley and daughters, Miss Harriett Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Vert Conner, Mr3. Ncttio Charman and Miss Ethel Rcichard formed a camping party Saturday and Sunday at Jackson's

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30 DAYS PERCENT FDE REAjl CHOPS STEAK MEAL "Rogues and Romance," has dedicated that picture to the Kingdom of Spain and the citizens of Algeciras, Granada and Seville, in token of their hospital ity and co-operation in making this super-spectacle. "Rogues and Romance" is the Pathe feature coming to the Murray theatre Thursday and it depicts the dashing, daring, whimsical yet tempestuous romance of an American maid and man in Sunny Spain. It is imbued with th laEgurous tropical atmosphere of the land of the Alhambra moon and sway ing palms, of serenading troubadours' and graceful, dancing, fiery-eyed senoiitas. On the other hand, it offers great contrast in its fighting mobs of revolutionists, soldiers and citizens on the huge city plaza, where one of the most spectacular and gigantic scenes ever attempted were staged with many a thrill noi intended in the scenario. The cast supporting Miss Caprice and Mr. Seitz in "Rogues and Romance" presents Marguerite Courtot as the Spanish dancer, Harry Semels as the wily but facsinating -ogue, Frank Redman and William P. Burt. shack Mrs. Sophia Winters of Brownsville, sister of Mrs. William Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Bright Wintcr3 and family of Green's Fork spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. William Tay lor Misses Geraldine Buhl and Thelma Wilson of Richmond spent Tuesday and Wednesday of this week with Miss Bessie Buhl Mrs. Rena Jrienwooa ana daughter, Hilda, are preparing to move to Chicago where Miss Hilda will enter college. Mrs. Henwood is selling her household fur niture at private sale at the Davison home. . . .The American Auxiliary will hold a market Saturday afternoon, July "29. Members are requested to bear this date in mind and everyone i3 invited to patronize Mr. and Mrs. William Welfer and daughter, Clarris returned the latter part of the week from an interesting trip to Niagara Falls and other places of interest Mrs. Emma Mull, Mrs. Liza Sullivan and Mrs. Charleno Eliason spent Monday with Walter Burgess south of town Joseph Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Harris was taken to the Reid hospital the latter part of the week for an operation as the appendix was burstcd. Although the child has suffered much pain it is thought heis improving and will get along nicely. James Williams who makes his home with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burgess was taken to the hospital for a similar operation Monday Mrs. Mabel Kinzell of Wanette, Okla., Mrs. Narcissa Hayworth of Noblesville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howells of Straughns, Perry Lewis of Charlottsville, Mr. and Mrs. James Coggshall of Mapleton.

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Minn., Mrs. Delia Shaw of Frankfort, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott. Frankrort, Mr. and Mrs. Jump of Danville, 111., George, Will, James Dunbar and Cord James of Liberty were here to attend the funeral of A. B. Dunbar, Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. W. P. O'Neal of Richmond -were entertained to dinner Sunday at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Neal. WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio Jesse Shrismer had his car stolen Sunday night at the Arcanum Chautauqua... ..The U. B. Aid society will hold its monthly market Saturday afternoon, July 29, at the Slifer and Pearce store. . . . .The woman's Bible class of the Christian church will hold the regular businees.3 meeting on Thursday evening, Aug. 3, at the home of Mrs. John Waldren, Jr Lester, the 10-year-old son of C. J. Spencer, druggist, broke his left arm above the wrist and also above the elbow Friday evening. He was taken to Richmond for an X-ray examination Rev. George Phillips preached Sunday morning at the Christian church after the Sunday school services. In the evening. Rev. Couser preached 'at the U. B. church, to a large audience Messers Vetro McGriff, Eldren Gruber, C- C. Beck, Albert Steele and Von Siler, attended the baseball game between the New York Giants and Cincinnati Reds at Cincinnati Sunday Mr. and Mre. Carl Tedman of Miamlsburg, spent the week end with Mrs. Anna Howell. Mildred Boomershine visited with the family from Friday until Monday.... Mrs. Cora Leas and daughter, Mary, were Richmond shoppers, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris and family, Burley Rautsaw and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Brock and Misses Pearl Brock and Naomi Steele spent Sunday at Glen Miller Mrs. Joe Bruner and daughter, Alta Mae Bryon Bruner and Budford Grottle visited Sunday with Dayton relatives... ..Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Slifer spent Sun day at New Paris with the latter's, son and family Mrs. Vetro McGriff spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes at Brookville Mrs. Alma Lempke left Monday to visit relatives at Tippecanoe City, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. H. J. Early, Mrs .Smith, who has been tbe guest of Mrs. Early for some time, will remain for a more extc-nded visit Mrs. Lewis Jackson and son Fred, of And erson, Ind., are visiting sir. and Mrs. F M. Davisson A number from the church of the Brethren of . Price s Creek, with Rev., and Mrs. Georgo Phillips, Rev. and Mrs. Fred Couser and Rev. H. S. Huey and family, ate a "picnic dinner Sunday at Sinks grove, east of Castine and spent the afternoon visiting old People's Home of tho Brethren church, south of Greenville Mrs. Ella Leas entertained Rev. and Mrs. Couser, Rev. and Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Bright, at her home, Monday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Minnich and Mrs. C. E. Barne3 spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Brown Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Radabaugh and Mre. Sarah Homan and daughter, Emma, were in Piqua, Sunday, the guests of relatives Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Seigel of Dayton, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Asa Leas Margery and Mer DAISY FLY KILLER Does the work. Special 15c Also Fly Swatters and Fly Powders of all kinds. Order From Your Grocer Today Creamery Butter Richmond Produce Co, Dist. y i miimutnrani nmuimimiuirauimuiii 5 I ALL SUMMER CLOTHING I at Greatly Reduced Prices (UNION STORE, 830 Main) fiiun iun ii iHuutttuiuu us Tinmtvmi mumw autumn tounnu&n u nammq

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lin Gangwer spent Sunday with their grandparents, Mr and .Mrs. William j Gangwer C. E. Barnes and T. C; Braddock visited Emanuel Wehrley. Sunday afternoon.. .John Minnich. and family will visit with Columbus relar tives this week Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrown entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrlckson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broadstock. and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Howard and' family to dinner, Sunday. Wesley House, Alice Richards and Mr. and Mrs John Garrison were callers in the afternoon.. ...Mr. and Mrs. John Waldren, jr, visited her parents at Eaton. Sunday afternoon. Their daughter, Beulah spent Sunday with Marjorie Lou Fowble John Waldren Jr., and Mrs. John Waldren, Sr., attended the funeral of H. Mc-

Kinstry, at Columbus, Saturday....; ..Mi's. Louisa Fowble and daughter, Marjorie Lou and Mrs Joh.n Gauch and family spent Friday afternoon with Miss Elizabeth Ludy, at the borne of her brother James... Mrs. Lurenna Trumpet and John Gauch and family attended Sunday school last Sunday at Crown Point. Then together with Walter Trump and family, Misses Ola Trump, Glenna Pultz and Wilbur Fink, of Yellow Springs, spent the day pio nlcing at the Soldiers' Home John Gauch and family, Mrs. Alice Richards, Jacob Gauch, Charles Gaurh and pons, Lonnie Swihart, Charles House. Charles Wagner, B. F. Howart and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrlckson, R. H. Slier and their families were among those who attended the Geuch reunion at the Eaton fair grounds Saturday Mr3. Margaret Noggle of Richmond, was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jerry Fager, Monday Miss Maudella Petry attended church services Sunday evening at Castine Mrs. E. G. Leas visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Moses Early, at Dayton Mrs. Mag If your skin itches andburns,iustuse esino If yon are suffering from eczema, ringworm or similar itching, burning, unsightly skin affection, bathe the sore places with Resinol Soap and hot water, then gently apply a little Resinol Ointment. You will probably be astonished how instantly the itching- stops and healing begins. In most cases the sick skin quickly becomes clear and healthy again, at very little cost. Rrsiool Ointment and Resinol Snap also dear away pimples, redness, roughness and dandrafi. Sold by all druggists. PALACE TODAY James Oliver Curwood Northwest Mounted Police Story Full of Action "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE LAW" With This a Two-Reel Century Comedy "MUTTS" , MURRAY VAUDEVILLE "BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Another Big-Time Bill LAST TIMES TODAY Brava, Michelina and Trijalli One man and two beautiful girls in a spectacular dancing novelty, "A Spanish Gypsy Revue." Elaborate wardrobe and stage settings. , Jimmy Dunn "That Funny, Foolish Fellow," late feature with Bert Williams i n "Broadway Brevities" and former partner of Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw. Direct from the bigtime. Moretta Duo Violin and Accordeon Artists Sankus and Sylvers "Fox Trot Acrobats" WIFE AGAINST WIFE Five-Reel First National Feature. Coming Thursday Fisher's Comedy Circus ; Browning and Davis ; Newton Twins ; Austin & Stone.

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