Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 203, 26 August 1922 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, AUG. 26, 1922.

TURKS READY TO BUY FARM MACHINERY OF FACTORIES IN AMERICA

(By Associated Press) CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. 26. The vital need of machine power in Turkey has been obvious and urgent as a result of the exhaustion of the available supply of animals in the longdrawn wars, is the opinion of American Consul-General G. -Bie Ravndal. "Most of the draft animals have been used for cavalry and artiller7 purposes, and many of them to supply food for the soldiers," he continued, speaking to the representative of The Associated Press. "Consequently a demand Is arising for the tractor and the plow. American tractors as well as other American-made farm machinery, possess a fine reputation in Turkey, and at present dominate the market. The Hahnemann (German), Fiat (Italial), and Renault (French) tractors are in the field, but ' they cannot compete successfully with" American machines which are being 'offered. The chief desiderata are price, efficiency and simplicity, and the. American tractors have been found to fill these requirements." --. - Other Devices Popular

Similar consideration apply to other agricultural machines and to tillage in

struments, for which the demand is

growing in the Near East These include reapers and binders, threshing

machines, plows, harrows, cuiupackers and drills: "- ' - ; There appears to be good ground for encouraging American manufacturers of agricultural implements and machinery to pay increasing attention to the near eastern field, Mr. Ravndal went on. In the extension of this trade it Is essential to give Credit to tho dealers in order that they may be able " to carry out., the practical demonstrations which are so necessary in these - "virgin markets, and to- accommodate the farmers financially. It is also important that measures be taken to have a full supply of spare parts on hand in suitable repair shops. . .

"Mothers, Let Girls Swim," Says Young Expert

Darke, Preble Counties . Lead in Extension Work COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 26 Darke and Preble counties, Ohio, are among

the leaders in extension work, according to a report compiled of tho work in various counties of the stats. In Darke county, 18 of 20 townships have organizations with complete programs for staging demonstrations, boys and girls club work, and other measures for spreading knowledge of improved methods in agriculture.. In the organized townships there are 84 clubu and demonstration leaders. Preble county has even a better record, with 12 townships of which 10 organized, but with 116 farm leaders.

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MARCIA BURKE

DILLON TO RETRIED IN SEPTEMBER TERM

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daughter have returned to this city, preparatory to packing their household goods to move to Wyandotte. Mich.

jMr. Allen has been principal of the

wincnester high school for several years and is leaving here to accept a

t, fimilar position with th Wyandotte WINCHESTER, . Ind., Aug. 26. Pa- nign SChool. pers in the case of the State vs., Real Estate Transfers. James P. Dillon were received by the i David Farlow to Elijah Puckett, lot clerk of the Randolph circuit court (West Washington street, Winchester, Friday from Wayne county onra change W. D., $3,750. of venue. Dillon was formerly super- William W. Goodrich to Charles I. intendent of the Richmond municipal i Crawford, lot 14, C. and W. addition.

iignt plant ana it is auegea iua.i Winchester, W. D., $1,000. certified to padded pay rolls in 11 in- Charles A. Sparr to George W. Sparr stances, on seven of which the Wayne, undivided one-eighth of 145 acres,

county grana jury reiurnea au muiu- ureene township, W. D. $2 700.

Marcia Burke, 7 years old, who received a silver cup at Venice for being the most perfect baby, will demonstrate her ability as a swimmer at Draver's swimming pool Saturday night at 8:30 and .Sunday at 4, 7 and 9 p. m. She is a native of Ft: Worth, Texas. Her measurements are: t 24 inches around head, with arms raised. 24 inches around chest. 24 inches around waistline. 24 inches around hips. 24 inches from knee to chin. ZM inches chest expansion. "I've been swimming since I was 2 years old, and I love it because it is not only such good sport, but I am teaching the mothers and fathers of other little girls the advantages of

allowing their children to swim

teaching them how their little girl-s may become perfect physically." "You see," explained Marcia as she moved her fingers in an emphatic gesture, "mothers usually think that it is perfectly natural for little boys to go swimming, but they are scared to death for little girls to go near the water. They forget that it is just the kind of exercise that "little girls like

me need to have to become big, strong, healthy women some day. "My highest dive was executed at 43 feet, May 28, 1921, Ft. Worth. My highest dive in shallow water at the height of 35 feet was accomplished recntly in Bimminie Bath, Los Angeles, where I executed swan diving in four and one-half feet of water." Marcia is a mtmber of the American swimming team, and while only an amateur, has traveled all over the

ment in April. 1922

The specific charge on which Dillon is to be tried is alleged padding of the pay roll for the last half of June, 1921, when it is alleged that Dillon certified the pay roll in the amount of $5,169 when in fact it is alleged that it should have been $5,106.85. The date tor the trial has not been set but is expected to take place some time in the September term which convenes Sept. 4. Labor Day Picnic. Labor Day will be celebrated at the High Banks Country club, near Union City. There will be card parties in the club rooms, during the afternoon and evening, golf contests and during the evening dancjng. Picnic parties will also meet there, as tables have beeirarranged for their convenience. Rain Stops Picnic. Rain stopped the meeting of the Old Settlers of Jay and Randolph counties Wednesday. A large crowd had gathered in spite of the rain, but after noon, it was announced that the program could not be carried out, and the meeting postponed until Saturday,

Sept. 2, in the park, near Ridgeville. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Allen and little

Isaac L. Cecil has filed bond in the

sum of $100 to act. as administrator of the estate of James M. Templeton. The case of Clayton Hastings against William Domond on a charge of assault and battery has been venued from the court of Justice Coats. The trial will be called Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The annual picnic of Winchester Grange, No. 2220, will be held at Mills Lake, Thursday, Aug. 20. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to Robert Joseph Burgess, 21, Fountain City and Lavonne McGunnigill, 19, Modoc. Pearl Giles Keever, 48, and Matie Simmons, 44, both of Win

chester. Cecil Oscar Manning, Lynn and Sadie Elizabeth Fry. 21. Winchester. U ,

Any degree of cold' or warm air ii furinshed by a recently invented electric blower and heater.

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The First Glimpse 'of the NEW SILKS for Autumn.

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country exhibiting before large crowds but large crowds do not affect Mar

cia, for she goes right on with the I performance as though she thorough-'

care a hang who watched her.

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