Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 182, 2 August 1922 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2, 1922.

PLAN TO LINK UPPER AND LOWER MICHIGAN PENINSULAS BY BRIDGE

(By Associated Press DETROIT, Ang. 2. The upper and lower .Michigan peninsulas will be linked by a bridge for railroad and vehicular traffic if a ilan set afoot by the Michigan Pikes association is materialiied. The plan for a bridge, that has been discussed vaguely in the past, hat taken definite form following the recent tour of the Pikes association .membership , into northern Michigan. In an address at Marquette, W. S. Gilbreath of Detroit, president of the association, declared present ferry service across the Straits of Mackinac was inadequate to meet the growing ; tourist and commercial traffic between the two peninsulas. Unless a bridge is built, Mr. Gilbreath said, the

state should purchase, and operate

the jerry ..service, bringing about its

; expansion 7t;onceV" "At, present the

, ferry service" is jprivately owned-

?, Horatio S. Earle, widely known for

his work Injbehalf of good roads, declared bridging of the straits would

be no greater feat than was the build Ing of Henry M. Flagler's famous rail

road bridge over the sea to Key West. He said a straits bridge would do for Michigan what the Flagler improvements had done for Florida. " Seven thousand automobiles crossed the strait3 aboard ferry boats last year, against 200 annually a few years ago. ' ,

TAKES MARITIME LAW COURSE BEFORE MAST.

Suburban

MIDDLEEORO, Ind. Relatives of George Cook and Avery Cook - were pleasantly surprised Sunday morning when relatives of Xenia, Ohio, came with well filled baskets to spend the day. Those in the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Barnett, Mable Cook, $hel Cook, Robert Barnett, Donald Cook, Catherine Martha Cook. They also visited Mr. end Mrs. Theodore Cook.. .Mrs. "Will Erook and son Wayne of Jackeonburg visited Mrs. Mollie Vansant, Sunday afternoon. . . .Mr. Amos Gray has rented the Dinner store room and will open an up-to-date grocery on Wednesday, Aug. l....Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris and family of Richmond, who bought the Urton property, moved in . last week and the Urtons are located in the Cora Little property until they locate a suitable place.... There were 18 young people from Whitewater M. E. Sunday . school who visited Mrs. Myrtle Thomas' Sunday school class here Sunday morning and an invitation to attend that Sunday school in a body was extended to all. . . .The Ever Ready class will be entrtained by Mrs. Perry Hartley of near Centerville Aug. 1 2, at an all-day affair. . . . Master Paul Meek of Richmond is visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. Darland Mr. and Mrs. Will Hartman spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lois Hartman of Richmond. . .Robert and Wayne Reid spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. . Joe Reid. . . .Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Norris

of this place and Mr. and Mrs. Tom

Higgs of New Paris were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Brown of

Newcastle.. Miss Inez Townsend spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Elsie Hartman. .. .Mark Johanning and

Mark Golden and Howard Golden of

Richmond were guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Normand Kirkman Mr. and Mrs. York Little of Richmond and

Mr. and Mrs. Alistins Little spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Artie Teaford of near New Paris. .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jefferis and daughter Wilma and Miss Elizabeth Norris attended the U. B. Hustlers' Sunday school class picnic Sunday at Roy Roberts' woods. . . .Mrs.

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William Mahler, a noted admiralty attorney, sweeping decks aboard the steamship Haiti, on which he shipped as an ordinary seaman. He believes it fs necessary for him to know by actual experience the conditions under which sailors work in order to make more effective pleas for Justice for his client.

COMMISSIONERS LET RANDOLPH CONTRACTS

WINCHESTER Ind.r'Aug. 2. The Randolph county commissioners have

awarded the following contracts: Jesse Hawley, Ridgevllle, Garringer

bridge. $573 31; Deer and Deer, Franklin "concrete road. Greensfork town

ship, $21,577; Ben Yost, Winchester, Owen road wall, $260; Pierce bridge, $175; Byrum bridge, $1,025; Albert Sutton, bridge, $285; Thomas Sutton, bridge,, $290; Jordon wall, $225; Pittsburg wall, $215; Ryan road wall, $750; Alva R. Hernley, Parker, Riverside

eeraetery onage, 5470; A, A. Freidlin bridge, $765; Stacey Catey. Winchester, Lasley bridge, $434; Owens road bridge, 8300; Shaffer bridee, $275; Albert Edwards, floor, $238; Rufus Hif.dley. bridge, $543; Grant Wright $4S8; court house drive, $399. Sues for Divorce.

Suit for divorce has been filed in circuit court, by James W. Hartsook

against Belle Hartsook. The defend

ant is charged with cruel and inhuman

treatment Assessed $100 Fine.

Clayton Dudley, of Windsor, was arrainged before Mayor O. E. Voss, Tuesday and was found guilty of a

charge of violating the liquor law

Major Ross assessed a fine of $100

and costs and also gave Dudley a sentence of 60 days at the state penal

farm. , Case Is Dismissed.

Charles Delanter, of Saratosro. who

had been charged with being implicated with Herman Harmon in the stealing of four coils from an automobile belonging to Irvin Mumpler, appeared before Mayor Ross for trial Tuesday. A large number of witnesses were examined, but owing to lack of convicting evidence, the case was dismissed. Appointed Guardian.

Thaddeus S. Barr has been made guardian of William H. Parent, an aged and infirm person. Bond in the sum of $3,000 was given. Released Under Bond.

WORK SUPERVISES BIGGEST BUSINESS

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Dr. Hubert Work, postmaster general. Postmaster General Hubert Work directs the biggest business in the United States, the postal system, The annual volume of business amounts to core than $3,000,000,-000.

Hector Urton and granddaughter, Gwendlin Rankin, were guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hawkins and family Miss Elsie Hartman spent Monday In Whitewater with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartman. .. .Carl Alexander of Connersville was a guest Sunday of Earl Thomas...... Mrs. Harry Thomas of the cart road spent Saturday night and Sunday morning with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ringley, south

of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris and family attended the Fulton

Park Elwood Miss Irene Starbuck of Green's Fork visited the week-end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Luther Starbuck Rev. L. F. Ulmer and family took dinner Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. M. McHahn of Richmond.... Miss Anna Miller of Indianapolis spent the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Miles.... Rev. L. F. TJlmer and family visited relatives in New Madison Wednesday. . . . .Miss Mabel Thomas spent the past week in Richmond with Ida May Gar-

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy

"Phelps and children. Mrs. Phelps is

very ill Mrs Wesley Howell, Mrs. Sarah Petro, and Mrs. Ottie Pearo

spent Sattyaay afternoon with Mrs. Emma Hodson.. .Mr. and Mrs. Crisler Walker, of Portland, Ore., are visiting W. W.. Walker and Mrs. Net Bowling. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davison and children, of Hagerstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Howell and daughter, of Greensfork, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ola Howejl and sons, ancf in the after-

tha program Mr. and Mrs. Roy Craner of Indianapolis, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Tullis...Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ridenour and daughters, Ruth and Emma, and Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Byrne and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hunt and sons.

near Unlonport Mrs. Milton Hod-

son and grandson, John Williams, Misses Hazel Hodson and Alice Jackson, of Carlos City, spent Monday with Mns. Emmet McGunegill Pierre Edwards of Miincie, spent Sunday here. Mrs. Miranda Edwards will leave this week fpr Michigan to visit her son and family, Mr. tChd Mrs. Clair Edwards and daughter Mrs. Otis Thomas and children. Mrs. D. E. Barker, spent Monday afternoon in Farmland Master Garland and Miss

Gladys Johnson spent Monday with Mrs. Oscar Severe Oscar Severs

is visiting relatives inxhio The Gospel team from Y. M. C. A. at Muncie will be here Sunday evening, Aug. 6, at union Fervices, which will be at the TJ. B. church.... . .Nazarene reyival is being well attended. Meeting at tent, on the school campus. NEW GARDEN, Ind. Miss Esther Cook spent a few days last week attending the Young Friends conference at Earlham. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pitts motored to Richmond Sunday evening. .. .Misses Ruth Williams, Louise Martin and Ruby Leibold. Loring Bailey and William Leibold are home after attending the Young Friends conference at Earlham. Reports of the conference will be given Sunday, Aug. 6 Those attending the Young Friends conference Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chcnoweth,

Mrs. L. D. Leibold, Robert Pike. Perry : wiiifams a-nii Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mar

tin and family Mrs. Charles Vaylortft

ana cmxureu ui luuiauttiiwiw been spending a few day3 with Mr. and Mrs. William Hoover Miss Catherine Hoover has returned home after a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walls of Monroe, Ind.... Mr. -and Mrs. Forest Thomas of Richmond, : Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams and -Mrs. Barclay Thomas, all of Carlos City, and Mr. and Mrs. Adamson of near (Saratoga called on Mrs. Sarah Jane Thomas, Sunday afternoon.... Mr. and Mrs. Wick Hunt and son, of New Lisbon and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pike were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hunt, Sundays... Ivan Kizer of Winchester has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hunt for the past few days Josiah Knight has

been, visiting a few days in Williamsburg.... Mr. C. J. Martin spent a few days visiting relatives near Cartersburg, Ind.. ...Miss Mary Martin was the guest of Miss Thelma Macy Friday and Saturday.

ITS TOASTED

Charles Delaunter pleaded guilty today school convention wiu be'j;

urace cnapel next Sunday, Aug. 6, af-

reunion at Jackson park Sunday with iett.... Jim Diehl haseen ill.... Mrs.

47 . relatives present, .. .An ice cream

social will be given on the lawn of W. B. Williams in Middleboro, given by the Young People's class of the M. E. Sunday school, to which the public is invited Mrs. Miriam Little, Clarence Reid and Orville Boyd of Richmond were guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. J. EReid Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark were visitors Sunday at the Glen.... Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hawkins and family visited in New Paris Monday evening. .. .Mr. and Mrs. William Culberson of near Nolan's Fork were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reid visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roll of near Whitewater Frank Baird spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Lillian Baird, and then both left for Rushville, Monday Mr. and Mrs. G rover Miller and family of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. John

Ross and daughter Alice... Mrs. Frank Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis

of near New Paris visited Monday with Rev L. F. Ulmer and family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox of Richmond anu Mr. and Mrs. Will Currey were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Ringley, south of Richmond, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas on the Cart road Leslie Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Collie Reid and son of Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith of Whitewater spent Monday efternon with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reid. ....Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cook received word of the death of Mrs. Henry Cook of Greencastle. MODOC, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ross and son, of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swain. .... ..Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lee and daughter, Nadine, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Naylor and son. Max Miss Alice Starbuck is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fox Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chamness and children spent Sunday with relatives at Bloomingsport.. .Mr.' and Mrs. Frank

FAULTLESS Flour, 24-lb. sack

80c

CLOVERLEAF GROCERY 603 Main St. Phone 1S57

Touring Car f. o. b. Factory

A New Price for the Guaranteed New Oakland Six No other car even approximates the unusual value of the New Oakland Six at its recently reduced price. Judged by any standard initial cost, economy of operation, comfort, power or long life the superior value of this car is without equal anywhere. At the price of a "four" it gives youthe performance of a "six"- and that performance is guaranteed in writing for 15,000 miles. Here are the New Prices at Factory:

Roadster -Touring Cr Sport Cr m m

2 Pass. Coops $1185 4 Pass. Coupo 1445 Sedaa mm 1543

Oakland Motor Car Company, Pontiac, Michigan Division of General Motors Corporation

E.W.Steinhart Companies . of Indiana' '

TheNe

Oakl&ndSix

a cnarge of petit larceny in Mayor

Ross's court. He was released on $500 bond and will appear or, trial on Thursday. .

Gunegill and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Orson Wine, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith and children and Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Byrne and children spent Thursday at the reservoir at Celina, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Flesher and granddaughters, of near Red Key, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hodson and children Miss Pearl Oxley, of Blountsville, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Golliher Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott and children, of Battle Creek Mich, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Scott and sons, Will and Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duskill, of near Unionport,

ternon and evening. The Losantville

Christian church, Grace chapel and Modoc U. B. church will take part in

Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION

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Cgt Bell-an s K4V1MI1l Hot water Vij Sure Relief

Belt Buckles In Sterling or Gold in all designs 0. E. DICKINSON 523 Main St.

25$ ond '5$ Packages Everywhere

It's toasted. This one extra process gives a delightful quality that can not be duplicated

AT FREDS

Light Weight All Wool Suits

The Brand Toull Enjoy Most BETSY ROSS BREAD Sold by All Groceries. ZWISSLER'S

Bakery Phone 1654

Restaurant Phone 1656

ALWAYS TRY ROMEY'S FIRSTgT

Richmond's Complete H---n Furnishers

Quality Values Courtesy Service .

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ROMEY'S STORE NEW

eduction

You will find these specials the means of adding much comfort to the home. Enjoy your lawn and porch with cool, new, clean furnishings. The many fine pieces of furniture we are now showing at new low prices should demand your attention for dressing the interior.

efrigerators

When buying a Refrigerator consider quality first, then price. We are quoting the lowest prices possible on good quality Refrigerators, built to save food and ice and stand the years of service.

Top leers $12.75 $14.95

Couch Hammocks

The comfort of the porch and lawn Is complete If you have a Couch Hammock. Priced at $16, $19.75, $24, $29.50 up

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Side leers $22.00 $28.50 $35.75 $42.00

THREE-PIECE PORCH SUITES

Derrick Swings For the children or grown-ups Sturdy Derrick Swings, 2-pas-senger size for chil- fypr drch, at tj?. I tJ Large 4-Passenger Sizes at -7.95, $8.95, $10.75 up

Porch Swings These Swings are complete with hooks and chains. A size for every porch. Specials at $2.43, $2.75, $3.48, $4.50

Fibre Swings There is nothing more becoming to your porch than a high-grade Fibre Swing. We offer these specials: v 4-foot at $14.85 5-foot at .....$16.85 4- foot heavy Roll Swing. .1..$ 16.60 5- foot heavy Roll Swing $18.60 6- ft. heavy Flat Army Swing. $24.00 Others at $17.50, $19.50 and $27.00

Lawn Needs Camp Stools 75c Army Cots .$4.93 Porch Cushions 69c Slat Settees ...$1.43 Hammocks $3.48 up

HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS $1 DOWN

Here is an inexpensive Porch Suite for the whole family. Very strongly made, much heavier than illustrated, with r pt Settee, at ; J)Xl).UU Settee Rocker Suite at $17.60

ROCKERS We have the most complete show

of Rockers that the market affords

We have the same Rocker Qrj as illustrated special at. ... . VI

Others (Wood) at $5.50, $6.50, $7.50 Fibre at , $7.95, $8.95, $10.80

Let us show you the many beautiful 3-piece Fibre Sets we have on display.

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