Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 219, 14 September 1922 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1922.

HEARING FOR ALLEGED BOGUS STOCK SELLER AT EATON THURSDAY

EAT OX, Ohio, Sept. 14. R. H. Brierley, alleged promoter of sales of fake oil stock in Preble county, was to be given a hearing here Thursday in the court of Squire L. T. Stephen. It is alleged Brierley and his father, A. Brierley, bilked a number of Preble county men out of at least $5,200 by the bogus stock route. The stock is said to have been issued in connection with an oil well drilling scheme, by an alleged mythical development company.

The drilling operations were to have

been stagedJn the vicinity of Ingomar in eastern Preble county. A derrick was erected, but that was as far as operations went. Then followed the disappearance of the promotors and

the awakening of the holders of stock

that the. stock was worthless. Complete Organization.

Organization of the Republican exe

cutive committee for Preble county

.has been effected by electing John Wehrly, of West Manchester, chairman; C. B. Unger, Eaton, secretary, and Charles W. Sylvester, Eaton, treas

urer. Other members of the committee are: LeRoy McNeal, Eaton; Edward Bunger, Lewisburg; W. L. Burtner. West Alexandria; Fred Pottenger, Camden; J. W. Diggs, New Paris; Calvin Wilson, College Corner; O. T. Aydelotte, Jackson township; A. J. Hamilton, Eldorado; Charles Street, Gratis. Republican women of Preble county

will gather Saturday, Sept. 23, in Ea

ton for the purpose of organizing a county Republican club. The meeting

is scheduled for 3 o'clock in the after

noon.

Miss Ruth Tipton, of Columbus, and Miss Wilhelmina Schreiber, ol Michigan City, Ind.. teachers in the

Eaton schools last year, were married recently, according to advices received here by friends.

Births Exceed Deaths. Vital statistics for Preble county, prepared by County Health Commissioner G. W. Homsher. show there were 20 more births than deaths re-

corded in the county within the month of August. - Suit For Funds. Suit to recover $436 on a note has ben entered In common leas court by C. B. Moss against Norman and Mae Baker.

military hold on her. The most important problem, it Is conceded, is the settlement of the question of the control of the straits.

PARIS, Sept 14. Marshal Franchet D'Esperey considers the situation In the near east very serious. He Is quoted by the Echo de Paris as declaring. . "Don't forget that the Bosphorus at certain points Is only 800 yards wide," he said, "and that all the European quarters in Constantinople might well find themselves under the fire of

Turkish four-inch guns.

"However, I believe Mustapha Keraal Pasha is too intelligent and prud

ent to commit such a blunder."

FOURTEEN OF 160TH INDIANA REGIMENT ATTEND REUNION ANDERSON, Ind., Sept. 14. Four

teen survivors from the 1.000 members of the 160th Indiana regiment of the Civil war were present at the sixty-

eighth annual reunion held here today. Officers elected were: President, Isaac Wood, Anderson; secretary, Josiah

Pennington, Indianapolis. Ezekiel Justice of Illinois, a member f the regiment, attended his first reunion today.

(Continued from Page One.) conference is consltuously put forward. It is stated that the British cabinet will meet to discuss the critical situation tomorrow by which time It is hoped France's position will have been made clear. , Tomorrow afternoon the British cabinet will meet in full session to discuss the myriad political phases of the situation, brought on by the Turkish victory. The question whether Turkey shall be permitted to occupy eastern Thrace, at least, is believed not to be considered vital here. In some quarters, indeed, it js argued that with Turkey in Thrace she would thus give Europe a

Alligator Pears, each 25c Cal. Bartlet Pears, 2lbs. ...25c Home Pears, 6 lbs 25c Cal. White Grapes, lb 15c Italian Plums, 2 lbs 25c Lombard Plums, 3 lbs 25c

10 Lbs., 69c

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Home-grown Potatoes, 8 lbs 25 Jersey Sweet Potatoes, lb 5c Solid Head Cabbage, lb 2 Celery, 8c, or two for 15c Evergreen Corn, doz .15? Fresh Lima Beans, lb 15c Old Onions, 2 lbs 15

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Carpenter's and Faultless FLOUR 24 Lbs., 74c

BUY YOUR HEATERS NOW YOU WILL SAVE

STEEL and IRON ADVANCES 20 PER CENT

The recent advances in steel and iron cleans advances in heaters and stoves. This is just a friendly warning. Buy now and save.

Shredded Wheat, 2 packages 2o Monarch Oats, 3 packages 29c Calumet Baking Powder, 1-lb. can 29 NuKo Milk, tall cans, 3 for 25e NyKo Milk, small cans, 6 for 2o Navy Beans, 2 lbs 25C Crepe Toilet Paper, 8 rolls 25c

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Alberta Peaches, 3 lbs 25c Grape Fruit, 2 for . .25c Grimes Golden Apples, 4 lb3.25c Maidenblush Apples, 4 lbs. . .25c White Pippen Apples, 7 -lbs.. .25c Sunkiet Oranges, doz 75c

Juicy Sweet Oranges, doz... 30c Lemons, doz 30c Rockyford Cantaloupes 10c Head Lettuce, lb. ..20c Leaf Lettuce, lb 20c Bananas, lb 9c

FRANKLIN S U GAR

100 Lbs., $6.89

$1.74

25-1 b. cloth bag

Strawberry Preserves, can 15 Plum Preserves, 1-lb. jar 24 Skookum Apple Butter, large size. . . .33 Astral Free Peaches, No. 3 cans 25o Broken Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 can. . .30 Pond Peanut Butter, 1-lb. can 20 Clam Gooseberries, can .....40

WATERMELONS Guaranteed 15c

Pure

LARD

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Gilt Edge Cake

FLOUR 24 Lbs., $1.00 II

RUB-NO-MORE SOAP, 5 BARS . . ... ... . 24c

Crescent Coffee, lb. - Old Reliable Coffee, lb. Beechnut Beans, 3 cans ..... Monarch Beans, can Duvan Early June Peas, can . Buster Pink Salmon, 2 cans . Country Butter, pound

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obber Goods Dept.

is Complete We invite you to inspect our new Rubber Goods Department at 400 Main, featuring the most complete line of all kinds of Rubber Goods carried by any store. We have everything in this line and guarantee service and complete satisfaction on each purchase.

Water Bottles Guaranteed Goodrich Hot Water Bottles, all sizes and 6tyles; all fresh, new merchandise $1.00 to $3.00

Fountain Syringes Very complete line of Goodrich Syringes, all kinds, each fully guaranteed to be satisfactory $1.00 to $2.50

Infant Syringes Have one for an emergency with the little folks. A necessity where there are ttny children 25c and 50c

You Are Cordially Invited to Visit Our Tent at , the Wayne County Fair YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME

HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS $1 as First Payment

COMBINATION BOTTLES and SYRINGES We are showing many new Ideas In these practical combinations; very best quality you have ever seen; different styles and 6lzes

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Ice Caps

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Rubber Gloves Every woman has need at differferent times for a pair. Priced, pair 50c and up

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No. 2 Red lubber Hot Water Bottles, Good Quality

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