Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 226, 22 September 1922 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, SEPT. 22, 1922.

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DRUG TRAFFICKERS' DELIVERY SYSTEM IS NOVEL METHOD

(By Associated Press) LONDON, Sept. 22. Scotland Yard la conducting an intensive campaign against west end drug traffickers

whose activities of late are said to have greatly increased. Some of the methods used in delivering drugs to the purchaser are described in a recent report. "Fourth lamp-post on the right," a trafficker whispers in the ear of a cocaine victim. He passes down the street, and with the aid of chewing gum fixes a little white jacket on the fourth lamp-post. The purchaser follows at a discreet distance and removes the packet. Another trafficker drops rolled omnibus tickets on the pavement. He is followed by a string of clients who pick up the tickets, which of course contain cocaine. Another throws an apparently empty match box into the gutter. A minute or so later a customer, picks it up and extracts one or more packets of cocaine. Another trafficker keeps the drug in the turned-up ends, of his trousers. He advises his customers where he will walk, and as he goes along he stops as if to fasten his bootlace. In reality he is placing a packet of cocaine on a doorstep, whence a customer picks it up.

FIRE DESTROYS HALF MILE OF WHARVES

Suburb;

MOORELAND, Ind. Jack Holcomb called on Billy Metzker Saturday morning A surprise was given for Bessie Bird last Thursday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bainter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burtt and son, Walter. Paul Huffman and family, Claude Elliott and family, Helen Davis, Eva Brown, Agnes and Deo Cross. Ice cream and cake were perved '.Irving Llbby called on L. D. Locke Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Parker and daughter, Lee Omar, of Losantville, were in Muncie Saturday afternoon Miss Freedith

Holcomb called on Miss Leona Parker

Wednesday evening Miss Bessie

Brookshire, of Garden City, Kas., Mr.

and Mrs. Ott Koons and son, Kenoles

of Middletown, Vallie Glendora, Jane

Hahn, of Anderson, Doc Bookout and family, of Muncie, Vaughn Swoveland

and family of New Lisbon, were the guests Sunday of Harve Downing and family Miss Bertha McCallister is spending the week end with Mr. and

Mrs. Melvin Wood" and daughter, Lois,

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clapper were

in Muncie Sunday Mrs. Sara Kerr

called on Martha Johnson recently... ..Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hoober gave a reception in honor of their daughter,

Miss Ethel Hoober, who was married Saturday night to Claude Swoveland.

The wedding ceremony was performed

at their home. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Riley, Mr. and

Mrs. Frank Stoner, Mr. and Mrs. Lu 1her Stoner, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hooder, Mrs. Allie Stoner, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Ray

Patten, Mr. and Mrs. Art Cain, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Cain, Misses May Mar

shall, Gynetth Sheets, Gladys Brown,

Clara Swoveland, Beulah Bainter, Mil

dred Riley, Pauline Scott, Georgia Scott. Lvis Scott, Elizabeth Gibson,

Genevieve Cain. Clarence Sheets, Walter Stanley. Walter Swoveland. Wil bur Rilev. Wilbur Patten, Roy Patten

Delbert Cain. Eugene Bainter and Ralph Bainter Mr. and Mrs. Earl

Greenwalt and son, Floyd, called on

Mr. and Mrs. John Harty and daugh

ters Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. TTrvel Parker were in Blountsville

Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs

Henry Lilly and son Irving, called on Mr and Mrs. E. J. Holcomb and

dauehter. Fredith. Sunday evening.

..Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clapper were

in Newcastle Tuesday morning.. .Mrs John Young, of Tulsa, Okla., is spend

ing a few days with Moorpland rela

tives and friends Carl Lily called

on Miss Cora Wood Sunday evening

Rosco Brown called on Miss Ber

tha McCallister, Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oxley, of Mooreland

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cory, of Tennes

see, visited Mr. and Mrs. Forest Book-

out, near Losantvill ednesday.. .

. .Trubv Holcomb. of Newcastle, and

Glen and David Holcomb of Sprin

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Portion of one of the steel approaches to the docks destroyed by the fire. ' The greatest water front fire I finest dockine facilities irthe I decked wharf of the srm: sunnlv

the history of New Orleans world. The estimated loss is base was reduced into a tanfrW

$7,000,000. The enormous ' uble- 1 mass of wreckage.

Marjorie, Mrs. Ed Gilbert and Miss Ruth Dafer of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Knoll, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ranie and son William and Mr. and Mrs. John Mills all of Richmond took supper with them.. .. .William Henry, Jr. has re

turned to his home after a few weeks visit in Michigan.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kirkman and son .Billy-'spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirkman and family Mrs. Stella White of Bethel took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blose and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bert White 'and family of near Richmond were guests in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Oero Blose and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mossett spent last week fishing at Clirma, Ohio Rev. and Mrs. Ulmer called on Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams of Fountain City was the guest of Mrs. Sade Wallingford Sunday Carrie and Odis Nossett spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. William Warner. COAL PLAN PRESENTED PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Sept. 22 A tentative plan for distribution of hard coal was placed today before repre

sentatives of states using large quan

tities of anthracite coal. The plan was formulated by the Pennsylvania fuel commission, and has received tenta

tive approval by the fuel administration at Washington and the interstai.2 commerce commission. '

waste a half mile - - the

port, called on Mr. , and Mrs. Jack Holcomb and daughter, Fredith, Sun

day Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Swove

land and daughter. Shirley Jean, were guests of Lorie Swoveland and family,

Sunday George Manifold and family attended the Dudley reunion near

Farmland Sunday A. M. Sheves

and family of Muncie, called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lilly, of Losantville,

Sunday Miss. Lee Oma Parker

called on Miss Fredith Holcomb Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Gray Jester and son, Ott, called on U. G.

Poindexter Friday evening Quite

a number of the members of White

Branch Sunday school took their dinner Sunday and spent the day at the

old folks' and orphans' home at Honey

Creek, and in the afternoon a program was given in honor of their

former superintendent, Frank Dillon, who now has charge of the home at

that place Ralph Baker called on B. F. Hawkins and family, Tuesday.

..Mrs. Henry Lilly and sons, Carl

and Irving, were in Muncie recently.

..Mr. and Mrs. John Harty and

daughter called on Mr. and Mrs. Garland King and family, at Farmland...

. .B. F. Hawkins was in Newcastle on business Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Parker spent Monday at Muncie Miss Cora Wood was In Losantville Monday Mrs. Vesty Pope was shopping in Newcastle Monday

evening.. .Garnett Holbrook, of Blount-

ville called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holcomb Monday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cory, of Tennessee, Mike Bookout and family.of near Mooreland, Earl Bookout and family, of near Hagerstown,

N. P. McColburn and family, Sam Fouts and family, of near Modoc, and Doc Bookout and family, of near Muncie, were guests Sunday of Walter Bales and family Mrs. Jennie Holcomb called on Mrs. Orvel Parker, Tuesday morning Carl Lilly called

on Jask Holcomb Tuesday afternoon.

Fern McColburn spent Saturday night with Gladys Bales James Conwell and family were shopping in Newcastle Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Parker and daughter, Lee Oma Jane spent Sunday with

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on Jack Holcomb Tuesday afternoon. ville Mrs. Warren Cory spent last week with George H. Manifold and family Ernest Gold was shoppins in Mooreland Monday afternoon Irving Lilly called on Jack Holcomb Monday afternoon Mrs. Everette Manifold spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Manifold Mr. and Mr3. Lewis Barrett and family, of near this place, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pope and family Sunday Garnett Holbrook, of Blountville and Robert Smith of Carlos City, were in Newcastle on business Monday Mrs. Jennie Holcomb of near this place, was in. Losantville Monday morning.. .Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Parker were in Muncie Monday to see Mrs. Parker's brother, who is in a hospital suffering with a broken leg Mrs. Lote Golliher, of Losantville, was in Mooreland Tuesday afternoon. .. .Mrs. Clydia Wood and Miss Bertha Mc-

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