Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 193, 15 August 1922 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TULUUKAAl, KICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, AUG. 15, 1922.
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SECOND ANNUAL PLAYGROUND FIELD DAY TO BE HELD THURSDAY IN GLEN MILLER
FOUR COUNTRY GIRLS TO GET TRIP ABROAD FOR CANNING PRIZES (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Aug. 15 A three months trip to Europe for four country girls, 'vllh all expense paid, is the prize that Jias Just been announced for winning members of the canning clubs of the United States. These clubs are COnrlllCtrl Viv tVtft a or1fiiltnral tllcraa
th fTn.tcH rTtr,, r requiring ten boys or six girls. Th
Agriculture. The American Commit-! wiU b the final evJ:nt of,tne plaJ tP f n..,.t.H t BMMiB. ground season. The playgrounds
the prize trip for which 55.000 girls j peedtnine4eek? ag ad have be"
the country over are expected to com-
The second annual playground field day will be held Thursday instead of Wednesday as has been previously announced. The field day will be held on Roosevelt field and blue, red and white ribbons will be awarded the individual winners. In addition a silk banner will be awarded the playground scoring the largest number of points.
Many of the events are for teams
pete this summer and fall.
The plan, provides for the usual local, county and state elimination contests conducted by the state agricultural college extension departments. Following that there will be five Interstate or sectional contests held at convenient expositions namely: Eastern States Exposition. Springfield. Mass., South Eastern States Exposition at Atlanta, Georgia, Interstate Fair and Exposition, Sioux City, Iowa; Colorado State Fair, Pueblo, Colorado ond the Pacific International Livestock Exposition, Portland, Ore. The first and second highest scoring teams at each sectional contest wi'l compete for national honors during the week of the International Livestock Exposition at Chicago,' December 2 to 9. At thi3 contest the honors and prize trips will be awarded on the basis of efficiency in demonstrating canning, in judging canned products and by the home canning record.
. The unit will leave next June and
conducted throughout the summe
under the direction of Richmond Com munity Service. The events follow:
Place Roosevelt Field, Glen Miller
park. Time 1:30 p. m., August 17, 1922.
The following events will be contested: Points will be scores. Five for first place; three for second place: two for third place; one for fourth place. Dashes Boys 50 yard dash. 11 years and
under; 50 yard dash, 12 years; 75 yard dash, 13 years; 100 yard dash, 14 years; 100 yard dash, 15 years. Girls 40 yard dash, 11 years and under; 50 yard dash, 12 and 13 years; 60 yard dash, 14 and 15 years. Three-Legged Race Boys Three legged race, 13 years and under; 14 and 15 years. Girls Three legged race, 13 years and under; 14 and 15 years. Shot Put
Boys Shot put, 13 years aad un-
are called. The -boys' teams are Invariably made up of ten boys, all of whom must be under sixteen years of age. The girls' team consists of six girls, all of whom must be under sixteen years of age. Boys' Events 1. Tug of War 10 boys from each playground in charge of playground supervisor. 3. 1,000 yard Relay -10 boys; each boy to run 100 yards. 3. Potato Race Relay 10 boys; each boy to pick up or put out five potatoes. 4. Relay Broad Jump 10 boys; each boy will have one jump and the total distance jumped by the ten boy3 will count for the team. Girls' Events
1. 300 yard Relay 6 girls: each girl
to run 50 yards. 2. Potato Race Relay 6 girls; each!
girl to pick up or put out five potatoes. 3. Basketball Relay 6 girls.
Firemen Are Instructed
In Use of New Pamper; Machine Is In Service
Edward Jacobs, representative of the fire engine manufacturing concern from which Richmond purchased the new pumper, has just finished giving the firemen of No. 2 hose house instruction in the interior workings of the machine. All the men who work with the pumper are now thoroughly familiar with its operation, and capable of making routine repairs, according to Chief Miller. Commendation of the work done by
News of the Counties
! WHITPW A TITR TnH Tho Hnfwlora
Hustler class. No. 4, of the Christian church will give an ice 'cream social Thursday evening, Aug. 17, on Charles White's lawn.
No Signal Is Required For Right Hand Turn Although the general public is show
ing an excellent spirit in its compli
are times when this spirit goes a lit- no?'pua'
Jacobs In instructing the men was tie too far, according to a traffic offi-1
given by Chief Miller Tuesday. "He cer stationed at Eighth and Mainj seems to have a natural knack for this j streets.
Successor to Miss Pound At Hospital Not Chosen Xo steps have been taken as yet to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Clara Pound as superintendent of Reid Memorial hospital, it was learned Tuesday. Miss Pound resigned
some time ago to accept a similar position in the hospital at Lafayette. She will leave the hospital here on Sept. 1, after completing nearly seven years of service. The resignation came as a surprise to the staff, it was said. The
Home hospital at Lafayette is somewhat larger than the Reid Memorial
sort of work," said the chief. . "His long experience in this line has made Mm particularly valuable to the city. If a man made a mistake during the demonstration he was always on hand to explain just how it occurred and how it should have been done in such a way that the same mistake did not
occur again.
Motorists should not wait for a signal from the officer before making a right hand turn, according to him. Many motorists do not go on around the corner when the sign is swung their way. Instead, they wait for a special sign from the traffic officer. There is no need to do this, he an
nounced Monday. No signal is re-
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Tvill spend three months in Europe; ""' " a"u ""'sa ight weeks of the time will be spent o . K,?e in visiting places of interest ln'FranceLackce 11 years and un and in demonstrating canning in the de. " and 13 yean; 14 and U years vct, o,i - ,v, crw,w ! Girls Sack Race, 11 years and un
nr, i.l der: 12 anl 13 years; 14 and 15 years.
Devastated France and the French Department of Agriculture.
HAIL PENSIONS NOT INVOLVED IN SENIORITY
Forfeiture of accumulated pension privileges is not involved in the loss
of seniority by returning men of tne Pennsylvania railroad, says a statement by the company Tuesda. On the Pennsylvania railroad, seniority rights and pension privileges are entirely separate and distinct. "Pensions," says the statement, "are based upon the total years of service, regardless whether they are continuous or not. Under the Pennsylvania railroad's plan, every employe, regardless of grade cr rank, must retire et the age of 70 years. If incapacitated he may retire at 65 or over, if he has been in the service 30 years. He receives as a pension one per cent of his averaee monthly earnings during
his last 10 years of work, mulitplied by the total number of years of service. He may enter or leave the service once or half a dozen times during his career, and the method of computing the pension will be the same in any case. The company pays the pension and bears the cost of operating the pension department."
Egg Race Girls Egg Race, 13 years and un der; 14 and 15 years. Pogo Stick Race
Boys rogo suck ttace, li years
and under; 12 and 13 years; 14 and 15 years.
-riris rogo bticK Kace, li years and under; 12 and 13 years; 14 p.nd 15
years.
The following events are announced
as team events: Each playground supervisor will organize the required number of boys and girls into teams and have them report at the proper place on the field when the events
Mechanical instruction of the men I quired from the officer for a right
Krupp Engineer Retains Secret of 'Big Bertha'; Pride Keeps Him Silent BERLIN, Aug. 15. The secret of the "big bertha" which shot up Paris Is buried in the heart of an engineer who worked for Krupps for a few thousand marks a month. His nation
al pride, however, permits him to say
nothing about It.
The cannon shot from the vicinity
of Essen to Paris was nothing more
than an eight-inch caliber, high velocity gun, the only thing added to it
was German imagination and con structive ability.
As far as the Entente has been able to learn it had equal" pressure all the way down the barrel. It permitted a shot to be fird twenty miles high and to land in Paris. It was made of fine
steel Krupp steel and had no tricks
VARDAMAN CENTER OF
MISSISSIPPI PRIMARY fBy Associated T'ress) JACKSON, Miss., April 15 Mississippi Democrats went to the pol!s today to choose a nominee for the seat in the United States senate occupied
for the last 12 years by John Sharp Williams and select their candidates in six of the eight congressional districts. One supreme justice, six chancellories and six circuit judges also were to be nominated. Nomination is equivalent to election.
Chief interest centered in the three
cornered senatorial fight in which former Senator James K. Vardaman, former representative, Hubert Stephens of New Albany and Miss Belle Kear
ney of Flora, were candidates. Mr. Williams did not enter the contest. Former President Woodrow Wilson in a letter made public recently, expressed the hope that Vardaman would not
again be sent to the United States senate. Mr. Vardaman owing to his
physical condition has not taken an
active part in the campaign but his cause has been espoused by a score or more speakers who have stumped the state.
was completed Monday and the pump
was formally put into service after being accepted by the Board of Works. Jacobs will" remain here for the remainder of the week.
hand turn, as it is directly in line
with the traffic.
Hairs Will Vanish After This Treatment
HOOSIER DIES AT CHICAGO EVANS VILLE. Ind., Aug. 15. Leopold Scholem, 75 years old, dealer la, mules here for a halt century, died Monday at Chicago, where he was visiting. The body will be brought here for burial. His wife died two years ago.
Cars Held By Police In Light Plant Garage The long line of stolen cars, and cars with faulty titles which had been standing in front of the police station for the past few months, were removed Monday. The machines were taken
to the light plant garage where they Squeeze the juice of two lemons in-; will be held until claimants appear, i to a bottle containing three ounces i The six cylinder touring car donated j of Orchard White, which any drug! to Chief William Eversman several i store will supply for a few cents, i
GIRLS! LEMONS -WHITEN SKIN AND BLEACH FRECKLES
(Toilet Helps) j You can keep your arms, neck or! face free from hair or fuzz by tho i occasional use of plain delatone and in using it you need have no fear of' marring or injuring the skin. A thick paste is made by mixing some of tho! powdered delatone with water. Then I spread on the hairs and after 2 or minutes rub off, wash the skin and all I traces of hair have vanished. Be care-1 ful, however, to get real delatone and I mix fresh. Advertisement.
weeks ago, by a disgusted owner who
did not care to argue long enough to prove his title was included in the lot. The machine is still being held.
Asher Council and Sunday Club Call Joint Rehearsal
All TTioTTihprs of both the Virginia , ahnnt it mprplv emn of nnusuallv
Asher business women's council and ( blgn power Wjth ability to use this
power the entire way down the gun. The Entente has inquired about the
gun and has learned that there were only three or four guns of this nature made, all of which were destroyed before the Entente could seize them. The Entente commission has desired to learn the nature of the construc
tion, ut the secret remains within the heart of this engineer from the Krupp works.
tsa Ptillv Sundav club will meet in the
basement of the Reid Memorial church at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening for the purpose of rehearing the songs to be used when the two clubs appear on the Richmond Chautauqua platform, Aug. 24. It is especially important that the entire membership of both organi-
eations attend the meeting ana Dnng their Victory song books. ANSIL MILLS DISAPPEARS FAIRFIELD, Ind... Aug. 15. Ansil Mills, a young married man of Fair field, has mysteriously disappeared, p.nd relatives are worried by his absence, fearing foul play or an accident. His car was found standing where he hed left it in Connersville on Saturday afternoon. He has not been seen since 5 o'clock that afternoon. He had been in ill health for several weeks.
ROAD RESURFACED CHEAPLY COLUMBUS. Ind., Aug. 15. Resur
facing a road at a cost of only $700 a mile is a feat that is being accom
plished by the taxpayers of Flatrock township who are doing the work on the road themselves. The usual cost
of such a road when resurfaced by
contract is about $2,500 a mile. The taxpayers are donating their services to the road work in order to reduce taxes. W. E. Pancake, township trustee, is supervising the work.
Republican Rest Tent Feature of Chautauqua A rest tent to be put in by the Wayne county Republican club, will be a feature at the Chautauqua this year, according to the announcement
of local Republican workers. Tne tert
shake well, and you have a quarter: pint of harmless and delightful lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly fra-j
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day, then shortly note the beauty and whiteness of your skin. Famous stage beauties use this lem
on lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy-white complexion, ! also as a freckle, sunburn, and tanj bleach because it doesn't irritate. Advertisement."
Pennsylvania System EXCURSION CINCINNATI Sunday, August 20 $1.75 ROUND TRIP For details, inquire of Ticket Agent
Our Big Sale of
Rugs
is attracting much attention. Buy your Fall Rugs now and save
will be in charge of some woman or-j RICHMOND GRINDING CO.
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yunaers Keground. Pistons, Fins and Rings Fit. Guaranteed Quality and Service Henley Bldg. N.16th & R.R. Ph. 3452
will be used for families who wish to ' stop and rest for a few minutes. ;
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THEY ARE MII.D BUT EFFETIVE A person with inactiv or slowed up digrestive organs suffers doubly from hot weather. Biliousness, headaches, blurred vision, bad breath, coated tongue are almost certain to be present with a mass of heat-producingr undigested food in the stomach. Foley Cathartic Tablets keep the digestive organs active and the system fit and fine, purged of poisons. W. D. Kennedy, Albany, N Y., says: "Foley Cathartic Tablets are mild but effective." Not habit forming. A. Ci. Luken Drug Co., 626-628 Main St. Advertisement.
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"We are living in a changing world. I never thought I could ever be cured of my stomach trouble. Medical science seemed unable to help me. But thank God we are progressing and now Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has delivered me from all stomach symptoms. I am again able to eat any
thing." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Clem Thistlethwaite's 7 drug stores, A. G. Luken Drug company and druggists everywhere. Advertisement.
CHEVROLET to"u rhg $200.00 Down Balance $33.50 per month E. W. Stehihart Co. 10th & Sailor Sts. Phone 2955
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Two-Burner Electric Stoves Special for Chautauqua Campers $6 and $7.50
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Phone 2S2S
WOMEN TO BE TRAINED TO ASSIST EVANGELISTS "WINONA LAKE, Ind., Aug. 15. A school for training women to assist evangelists in their meetings was opened here today under the direction cf Mrs. W'illiam Asher, who is an assistant to the Rev. William Sunday. Forty women enrolled for the course which will be completed in three weeks.
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$2.00
50-in. All-Wool Navy Blue French Serge, fine twill; very special.
H. C. HASEMEIER CO.
$2.95
50-in. All-Wool Navy Blae Tricotine, correct weight for suits and dresses.
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Wednesday and Thursday Morning
Q-J QfT Sample Hand Bags, the best values yet offered, worth up to $5.00. CQ Qff Our entire line bettpOtVo ter Hand Bags, all new shapes and leathers, worth up to ?7.00. tZflf White Kid Belts; some DUt plain, others in the fancy cut-out design. frn Collar and Cuff Sets in OUt the ne'w eyelet work choice of three styles. Peces wi(le Hairbow Ott, Ribbons, plain or moire, all colors.
Kayser's 16-b u 1 1 o n
Long Silk Gloves, all
shades and sizes. Q- -Q Vacuum Bottles, pint V-LX size, our regular $1.50 values. 1 ff urses' about 50 in the -LUC lot Odds and ends, all sorts and kinds, worth up to $1. (J- "7Q Vacuum Bottles, full U quart size, regular $2.50 values. &-t QQ America Alarm Clock J)--"J' heavy nickel, good, strong alarm. Q- ff for 7 yards Bleached V-LvJU Muslin, even thread, smooth finish.
$1.39
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tpX.UU bleached Muslin cioan, easily bleached. &-i AA for 3 yards of Stand-JJ-vl" ard Pillow Tubings, in all widths. (J-J ff fr 7 yards best LanPlvU caster Apron Gingham, all size checks. $1 Ofi for 7 yards of &ood XUU Percale, either light or dark, about 100 patterns. (J-j AA for 4 yards of Indian ip-L.Ul Head, 36-in., soft finish, for blouses, aprons, dresses. SI fl( for 5 'ards Stevens' X.UU All -Linen Toweling, either bleached or unbleached. AA Seamless Sheets, wide, deep hem, good strong muslin, 63x90, 72x90 and 81x90.
for five Pillow Cases,
good muslin, and all
sizes. (P-J A A for 2 yards MerceriJji.UU ized Table Damask,
beautiful patterns, good width.
for 6 Turkish Towels,
good weight and size,
very special.
$1.00
$1.00
$K00 :
J- A A for 4 Turkish Towels, V-i-Vli extra size, of good weight, woven ends. Q"1 nf Ladies' Leather Hand VltUU Bags, a large variety of styles; very special.
Lace V e s t e e s, for sweater and blouses;
better than ever. J-.UU Hard Water Castile Soap; limit, 13 bars. SI flfb for 25 rolls of Bob IiUu White Toilet Paper; limit, 25 rolls.
for 12 balls O. N. T. Crochet Cotton; all
numbers, white or ecru.
No-Seam Hot Water B o 1 1 1 e, quart size,
tu!ly guaranteed. J- A A Combination Hot Wa(JliUU ter Bottle and syringe, 3 rubber fittings. J- A A JAPANESE Lunch JXliU Cloths, 26-inch, hemstitched, beautiful patterns. Q-t A A for 4 yards of 33-inch (pXalJU Madras Shirting, all new patterns.
S1.00
$1.00 numbers, v $1.00
$1.00
$1.00 1
for 3 yards of Dress Gingham, including
all of the new Fall patterns, very special. (T1 A A for 4 yard3 Kimono 0--vU Crepe, good width and patterns.
House Dresses, good
Percale, made up in
plain and fancy combinations; $1.50 value.
Pongee Silk, all-silk,
l'or blouses, men's
shirts, draperies; $1.39 value. $1 (Art for 2 yards of SemiXUU Silk Pongee, Pongee color, 36-inch; very special. 21 AA for 3 yards of Black vXUU Mercerized Sateen , for children's bloomers.
for 5 pairs children's Socks, plain or fancy
colors, all sizes.
for 3 pairs of Ladies' Lisle Hose; the col
ors are white, black, brown; all sizes.
bummer t'orsets, a
ery special value
-sizes 20 to 26.
$1.00
$1.
$1.00 ors are w sizes.
$1.00 5
Ladies' Athletic Un- -ion Suits, made from
pink or white Nainsook; sizes 34 to 44. Q 1Q Big Ben Alarm Clock. vOaX the best alarm clock made. This is an 8-day clock, fully guaranteed. Taffeta Cord Edge Mid07ly dy Ties, large size, a!l colors; for school wear. ' -Q 100 boxes of stationery: XiL- the shades are pink, blue, white. ?A Dresser Scarfs, size OJL lSxoO inches, wide lacetrimmed; choice of several patterns. OQf, Sun Hats, a final clear-OeC-ance; good styles, light or dark colors. ff A Silk stripe Madras ShirtOUt ings, 33-inch width, all new patterns. J- AO New arrivals in SlipvXaiO on Sweaters, all colors and combinations, reg. $2.93 and $3.4S values. TA Children's Gingham 5Xt)U Dresses just tho thing" for school wear; sizes 3 to 14 years. Of? Fancy Heatherbloom vXaaiO Petticoats, the new ' floral patterns ; very special.
Underwear QQ Ladies' Gauze Union OUks suits, made with cuff or shell knee, built-up shoulder or bodice top. tfQ A A Ladies' Silk Vests. tp.UU The shade is flesh. AH sizes $3 value.
- ?Q 44-inch all-wool navy X.Oi biue prench Sergefine for school wear. C?1 CA 48-inch all-wool navy
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very special value,
$4.50
52-inch all-wool navy
good, firm wei't; very special. !
Silk Hosiery
?Q Ladies' Fibre Silk Uiv Hose, colors are grey, brown, navy, white, $1 value.
Ladies' fine thread
ilk H o s e. nlain
and heather mixture, regular values worth up to $2.50.
$1.50
(J0 PA 54-inch Novelty Wool tpmdiDV Tweed3, for coats, skirts and Euits, Fall patterns. (t0 -I A 54-inch all-wool JerPXc sey in the three best shades: black, brown, navy. 5- r A All-Wool Middy FlanvXatlv nel for school wear; the shades are navy, gold, grey, scarlet, green.
Summer Dresses Final clearance of Ladies'. Misses' and Children's Summer Dresses. The materials are Voiles, Ratines, Swisses and Ginghams all to go at half price. The values are from $5 to $20. Sale price $2.50 to $10.00
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