Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 218, 13 September 1922 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1922.

SHERIFF OF PREBLE GOES AFTER ALLEGED BOGUS STOGX SELLER

EATON, Ohio. SeDt 13. Decuty

Sheriff C. R. Wehrley was expected toj reach Eaton sometime Wednesday from Louisville, Ky., with R. H. Brierley, who is wanted here on a charge of having sold worthless stock in Preble county. J. A. Brierley, said to he the father of R. E Brierley. is wanted in this county on the same charge, but his whereabouts are unknown, it is said. The Brierleys are alleged to have sold stock in the Ohio Trenton Development company, represented as an oil drilling concern, in and around "West Alexandria and Ingomar, and that the stock issuance had not been authorized by the state commissioner of securities. It is said at. least. $5,200 was obtained by the Brierleys. It is said ths development x)mpany -was not incorporated and that its operations constituted flagrant violations of the state blue sky Jaw. Begin First of Year The company's operations in Preble county are said to have "begun soon after the .irsi of, the. present year, the Brierleys apparently constituting

the company. Subscriptions and deposits of money were received and cer

tificates of stock were issued, it is

.aid. In the meantime a derrick was erected at Ingomar, presumably as an evidence of good faith on the part of the promotors. However, no engine or drill were ever installed: Similar stock operalions were started in the vicinity of Middletown, it is said. The Brierleys are said to then have dropped out of sight, leaving a number of unpaid accounts in Preble county, including board bills. The affidavit against the Brierleys was filed by L. C. Mendenhall in the court of Squire L. T. Stephen, in Eaton, on Aug. 30. County Prosecutor R. G. Sever went to Louisville last Friday with requisition papers for the extradition of RH. Brierley. following his. arrest, but

when the officer arrived the prisoner had obtained his release on a habeas corpus writ. Re-arrest of Brierley was affected after the prosecutor returned to Eaton. Marriage Licenses E. D. Spiesman. 30 years old, denist, Troy, Ohio, and Ferne Cooper, 25 years old, stenographer, Eaton, ob

tained a marriage license here Tuesday. Benjamin F. Weller, 19 years

old, woodworker, Richmond, Ind., and

Gladys Wanda Ray, 17 years old, New

Westville, have been licensed to wed.

Photographer Buys Studio The Z. W. Hemp photograph studio here has been purchased by E. J. Godshall, formerly a photographer on a Dayton newspaper. It is the only photographic studio in Eaton. Mr. Godshall has taken charge of the business. Will Accommodate Hunter For the convenience of local sportsmen. County Clerk V. O. Rookstool will keep his office in the courthouse open Thursday evening to issue hunting licenses for the squirrel season, which opens Friday morning. Return From Tour

Mrs. John M. Gale and daughter,

Miss Catherine, arrived home Triesdav from a three months tour of Eu

rope. They were met upon their ar

rival in New York by Mr. Gale, cash

ier of the Eaton National bank.

150 Delegates To Attend Presbyterian Synod About 150 delegates are expected to attend the Synod of Indiana Presbyterian churches which will be held in this city In the First Presbyterian church from Tuesday. Oct 3 to Thursday, Oct. 5. This will be the first time for about 15 years that the Synod

has met in Richmond ana extensive plans are being made to care for the delegates. This city was selected for the 1922 Synod at the meeting in Terre Haute last year. Attending delegates will represent churches in every part of the state and the addresses given at the meeting will be delivered by some of the foremost speakers in the country. The public

is especially invited to attend the evening sessions.

In ancient days a puppet show was called a "motion." and those in charge "motion-masters."

FALL FESTIVAL PLANNED SHELBYVILLE, Ind., Sept 13. A fall festival is planned by merchants of Shelbyville for the last week in September Special sales, entertain

ment for visitors and prizes for exhib-' its and "stunts" will mark the festival. A committee meeting to com-'

plete the probgram will be held Wed- Q

nesaay evening.

To START SCHOOL PAPER RUSHVTLLE, Ind., ' SepL 13. A school paper ior the Rushville high school will be started with the opening of school this falL The paper will be a daily, the first issue to be published Friday.-

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Feltman's Shoe Store.

The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 25 Stores 724 Main Street

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Exposition and Sale Big Reductions in All Departments

New Fall Dresses One group of Wool Serge Dresses, neatly trimmed, CK Oft in sizes 16 to 38 only; special for Fair Week tOiJO One group of All-Silk Canton Crepe Dresses, new Fall styles, embroidery and beaded models, sizes 16 to 44 Q FTC special for Fair Week tj A 4 O Other groups of Silk and Wool Dresses portraying the new Fall styles, specially arranged in groups at $29.30, $39.50 and $49.50 New Fall Millinery One group of Soft Hats, the style that is so popular and becoming, in Soft Felts particularly; large variety of colors. Specially priced at $1.98 and $2.50 Special group of Trimmed Hats in the new Fall styles, large ' variety of materials and trims, conveniently grouped at $5.00, $7.50, $10 and $15 "THE NUSBAUM FIFTEEN" A group of exclusive Model Hats, only one of a kind, all. hand-made, exquisitely trimmed, the best of materials and lining; small, medium and large shapes Hats that would sell regularly for $18 (1 r ff to $25. Priced at this special price of PXtUU COATS for Early Fall A group of Coats particularly adapted to early Fall wearing, automobile wearing, and the like. This group includes many Wooltex models at special prices of $12.50 $18 $24.50 S28 LEE B. NUSBAUM CO.

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Weather Forecast Always Fair at Dafler's.

VALUES

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1922.

SERVICE

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OUR BULLETIN OF PRICES A MESSAGE OF ECONOMY

40c 30c Bromo Liquid Castoria Seltzer Silmerine 29c 24c 98c 60c Mavis $1.25 30c Mavis Face Powder Pinkham's Talcum 49c 89c 24c $1 Nature's $1 Phosphated Our $1 Remedy Nux and Iron Celery Vesce 74c 89c 74c All Scrap 60c Syrup 60c Mulsified Tobacco, 3 for Pepsin Cocoanut Oil 25c 49c 49c

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an immediate appeal. Its low, straight lines give a real

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NEWS OF THE GREATEST DIPORTANCE TO EVERY HOME-MAKER IN RICHMOND

Ten-Day S of

and Oraoerie

Starts Thursday Morning Into this sale we have put our entire stock of RUGS. This means GrassiRugs, Brussels Rugs, Axminster Rugs, Velvet Rugs and Wilton Rugs a collection of Rugs second to none in Richmond. Then we are putting into immense quantities of drapery materials everything from inexpensive Nets or Cretonnes to the most costlv Silk Damasks and fins Tapestries. Sale starts promptly at 8 o'clock THURSDAY MORNING. This is a real opportunity for every home lover.

9x12 WILTON RUG. splendid patterns and designs, $80 value !Q sale price POrQ

9x12 WOOL VELVET RUG, all seamless, with or without fringe PC ft sale, $49.50 and tpO I DJ

9x12 HEAVY AXMINSTER RUGS that

have the quality and will give long service.

Ten-day sale prices, $39.50,

$45.00 and

$32.50

JUST LOOK! 9x12 Worsted Brussels Rugs, seamless, good quality (J- Q '7 and splendid patterns; sale. tj)J-t I O

9x12 WOOL and FIBRE RUGS, desirable for bedrooms and sun parlors, regular $13 and $20 values; sale price, ri-f - AO each tPll.iO

9x12 CREX RUGS, fine for the play-room, sun parlor or bedroom; while Q A QQ they last, each tP70

11-3x12 Brussels Rugs 32.50 11-3x12 Axminster Rugs ..... . .$49.50 11-3x12 Velvet Rugs $45-00

All sizes of small Rugs 18x36, 27x54, 36x63 Axminster, Velvet, Wilton and Brussels, during sale 10 DISCOUNT

27x54 NOVICE CHINTZ RAG QQ ' RUGS, $2.50 value, sale tDl.JO

24x34-inch COCOA MATS, a -J (Q $2.50 value, sale price. I)X70

800 yards LIGHT and DARK CRETONNE in tapestry, floral and bird de- QQ signs, 40c value; sale, yard OOC

36-inch wide DOUBLE-FACED TERRY CLOTH, large and complete assortment to choose from, "value $1.25; sale Q00 price, the yard tOt

500 YARDS FANCY MADRAS, cdlore are rose, blue, gold and green, regular r7f $1 value; sale price, yard I C

One lot short length FIGURED SILKO-

LINE, 5 to 10-yard pieces ; special

at, yard

15c

One lot RUFFLED CURTAINS, 214 and 2V2 yards long, value $1.25; sale QQ price, pair lOC

65c and 75c FILET and NOTTINGHAM

NETS, 36 to 40 inches wide; sale

price, yard

54c

QUAKER CRAFT LACE CURTAINS, 2V2 yards long, $5.75 value; sale QQ price, a pair 4ryO

36-inch wide HALF-SILK PONGEE for

curtains or overdrapery ; very spe

cial during the sale at, yard. . .

59c

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