Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 257, 28 October 1922 — Page 10

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PRESIDENT EXPRESSES SYMPATHY AT DEATH OF WEST ALEX FRIEND eaton, Ohio, Oct 28. Among a number of messages of condolence upon the death of Oscar Sheppard. lawyer, soldier, ex-legislator and prom inent Preble county resident, was one from President Harding. It was re ceived at the Sheppard home In West Alexandria, where Mr. Sheppard passed away Tuesday night. The president's message was dispatched from the white house in Washington and read: "I am greatly distressed to learn of the death of Mr. Sheppard, and hasten to express my sympathy. He was not only one of my highly valued friends, but he was a most useful and respected citizen of our great state of Ohio." Senator With Harding Mr. Sheppard had represented Preble county and tbe) senatorial district in the state legislature. He and President Harding were in the senate at the same) time and for a time were room mates. . It Is said, Mr. Sheppard at one time turned down an offer of a seat in the. United States senate from Ohio. The time is said to have been when the late Mark Hanna sought United States senatorialahip and was named for the place. Hanna was opposed for the place and a legislative battle lor votes ensued. At a critical stage of the contest, it is said Mr. Sbeppard was centered upon as a compromise candidate, and that a committee named for the purpose waited upon him in an effort to induce him to become a candidate. He is said to have declined the offer, stating he bad promised to give his support to Hanna and therefore could not vio late his promise. The funeral of Mr. Sheppard took place Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home in West Alexan dra. The Masonic lodge was in charge. The Rev. Frank Brubaker was the officiating minister. The body was laid to rest in the village cemetery. The TCv. Frank Brubakeraa tery with military honor and Masonic rites. - - Bar Drafts Resolutions. Members of the Preble County Bar association met Friday morning in the courtroom in the courthouse in Eaton and named Judge ATC. Risinger, Elam Fisher and P. A. Savior a committee to draft resolutions of respect in be half of the association. Talks eulogiz ing the decedent were given in the meeting by members or tne bar. ine county offices in the courthouse were closed Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock for the remainder of the day. County Officials and members of the bar at tended the funeral in bodies. Because of his fine military record in the Civil war and his knowledge of military affairs, the late Mr. Sheppard served as chairman of the selective service draft board of Preble county during the World war. had held numerous positions of trust and honor in the county,- He was 77 years old at the time of his death. SUIT FOR PARTITION IS FILED IN EATON

riTflV nhi not R Suit for la-"1 'T,,y ve HJe?T mo' ct- k iJf:ibrate Halloween" and Mrs. Louise partition and an accounting has been U .m Halloween storv

ntertd in common pleas court by Florence Giant against Ira Brower. Plaintiff seeks partition of lot 15 in the village of Gratis, she claiming a half interest in the realty as a daughter of the late Sarah Brubaker, who also was the mother of Brower. He is entitled to half the realty Mrs. Giant avers Brower has been in exclusive control of the real estate since the death of their stepfather, George Brubaker, about a year ago. She asks for an accounting of rents and profits. EATON, Ohio. Oct. 28. No jury trials will be, conducted until after the rJrrtion. Judge Risinger states. Some a-es had been set down for trial, bui postponement of these was requested and. granted. SOCIETY (Continued from Page Four) Paul Burton. 33 South Second street, at 7:30 o'clock. ' Conspicuous among the Halloween "unctions for next week is the masque Dall to be given at the Elk's club Monlay evening for members and their ramilies. Jess Halberstaats seventiece orchestra will play for the dancing which will continue from 8:30 to I o'clock. Everyone is asked to come masked. The U. B. Hustlers will be enterained by Mrs. Fred Stevenson at her lome, 1330 North Fifteenth street, Tuesday afternoon. A public card party will be given by :he Degree of Honor Tuesday afternoon at 2:13 o'clock. Sheephead and uchre will be played. The Ladies Bible class of Trinity Lutheran church will meet Wedneslay evening. Hostesses will be Mrs' tValter Klehfoth. Mrs. Charles Kuhluan, Mrs. Laura Loehr. Mrs. Horace l,ogan and Mrs. Everett Miller. A Halloween dance will be given 'or the Young People's Dancing club Wednesday evening .at the I. O. O. F. lall. The Evan Smith orchestra will ilay. The grand march will start at i o'clock for those in costume and it hers may join -in the dancing imnediately following. Everyone is isked to come masked. The Woman's Missionary society of he First Christian church will observe Juest Day when it meets Wednesday .fternoon. Nov. 1, in the church parors. The program includes: devoionals, Mrs. Mary C. Roland: paper, 'The World's Brand. Home Missions .nd the Problem of Prejudice," Mrs. "lora Ellis: missionary reading. Mrs. -uda Tillson. Hostesses are to be lrs. Rachel Reid, Mrs. Ina Sharp. 4iss Ermine Young, Mrs. Ellen Mann, 1rs. Gertrude Bundy, Mrs. Emma leid. Mrs. Daisy Wilcoxen and Mrs. lirnie Knox. A meeting will be held Thursday, lov. 2, by the Hibberd Parent-Teacher tsociation. The N. N. C. club will be entertained 'y Miss Edith Oelklaus at her home on outh .Eighth street, Thursday evenng. - The Ladies' Aid. Science Church of pirltpalist. will meet Friday afteron, Nov. 3. - The Frances E. Willard W. C. T. U. jUI meei Friday afternoon, Nov. 3,

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Revs. Woodman And Brown , To Speak At Newcastle Charles r M. Woodman, of this city, will talk T uesday morning on the proceedings if the Five Year Meeting, and E. Hi ward Brown, also of Richmond will speak on "The Value of Or ganization ," at a conference of ministers and - rorkers of the Indiana Yearly Meetinj f at Newcastle on Monday, Tuesday a rid Wednesday. A song service and i tausic by the Knightstown male quarl tette.: and an address by Willard Truel blood will open the conference Mont lay night. Rev. Marie Cassel, of Cen tervitle, will deliver the con ference sej frmon on Wednesday. with Mrs, Eves, of South Sixteenth street. . ' . .. Funeral services for Mrs. Luella Facick, vj hich Eden Rebekah lodge members tvere to meet at 6:30 o'clock Saturday ! evening in their hall to attend, werl r changed to Saturday afternoon eo n tembers of the ledge are not to meet ait 6:30 o'clock this evening to go to ; the Fasick home. All R bekahs ai "e asked to taks notice. The Sh ow-me club will be enter tained Mo oday evening at a Halloween party at t be home of Mrs. E. V. Staniback. Hi tsbands of members will be guests. 1 Everyone is asked to come masked. A short entertainment wi'l be given is a feature of the evening. The Er gathea Bible class of the East Mair t Street Friends church will have a Hf illoween social Tuesday eve ning at tl te home of Omar Young on the Garwt lod road. Everybody is to dress as g' kosts. Those having no way to go to tl le Young home are to meti at 6:30 o clock at the church where transports lion will be provided. The Ma gazine club . will be enter tained Moi iday afternoon by Mrs. Sam uel W. Gaar at her home, 114 South Eighteenth t street. The Coiunopolitan club will meet with Mrs. Robert Hudson. 226 Nort'i West Thiifd street, Thursday after noon, Nov., 2. The Wt man's Aid society of the Firt Pres byterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the chunch. The hostesses will be Mrs. 01iv r Knode, Mrs. John Hansel and Mrs. Myron Crane. The Fishermen's club will entertain the Wbo-lo class of Grace M. E. Sunday a chool with a masquerade party Mom lay evening at the church Notable among the events for next week is thu benefit card party which will be givnn by the Richmond Sister hood Friday afternoon, Nov. 3 ,at St Mary s Community house. Tea is to be served luring the afternoon. Any persons wishing to form tables are asked to call Mrs. George Fox, phone li61, or Mrs. Sam Fred, phone 1076 The Wonnan's Loyal club will give a Halloween party for members Wednesday evening, Nov. 1, at the Moose home, NorU Tenth street. Everyone is asked to come masked. Supper will be served. The Missionary society of the Firt Baptist church will meet with Mrs. ,Ozro Baldwin, 309 North Eighteenth street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Every member is asked to be present. Mrs. Ida Uttle will be hostess to the Current Events club Tuesday after- ! noon. Responses are to be "An Autaran Verse." Mrs. Flora Harlan will have a paper on "Colonization of South America." Mrs. Frances Davis ill Vnvn T"I ' t Tt' 4 The Progressive Literary club will be entertained at a banquet Tuesday evening at the Arlington hotel. Hostesses for the affair will be Mrs. W. A. Ellis, Mrs. Horace Kramer, Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mrs. Charles E. Webb. Mrs. Martha Barr will be hostess to the Alice Carey club at her home on North Seventeenth street Thursday afternoon, Nov. 2. Responses will be made on "Birds of Mexico." Mrs. Emma Jones will have a paper on "Mountains and Volcanoes." Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Robinson will entertain tne Tourist club at their home on the National Road West Friday evening, Nov. 3. John E. Parker will have a paper on "South Russia, and the Ukraine," Miss Ada Woodward will lead the discussion. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Romey will entertain the Trifolium society Monday evening at their home on South Four teenth street. Mrs. George Rohe will have charge of the music. Gus Hafner will speak on "Indiana Political History." The social committee for the evening is composed of Mrs. Er nest Renk. Mrs. Fred J. Bartel, Miss Elizabeth Conley, the Rev. F. A. Dressel. Lee B. Nusbaum, and Miss Elizabeth Krueger. The Garfield Parent-Teacher association will hold a special meeting Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 31, at 3:30 o'clock at the school. Reports will be heard at that time from the delegate to the state convention at Indianapolis. A Halloween party will be given by the Epworth league of the Third M. E. church Tuesday evening, Oct. 31, at 7:15 o'clock in the basement of the church. All members of the church and their friends are invited to attend. All women and girls are requested to bring a box containing Halloween eats. Kach member and their friends are asked to come masked. Suburban HAGERSTOWN, Ind. The eighty eighth birthday anniversary of Jacob Stewart occurred Wednesday, and & birthday dinner was given in his bono. on Sunday at his home at Olivo Branch. Those present were: Miss Helen Stewart of Richmond, Mr. an! Mrs. Will Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lester of Modoc, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thalls and daughters, Leander Stewart, Jesse Lester and daughter, Ermadine, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Chester Crull entertained at dinner Sunday at their home northeast of town, Mr. and Mrs. Will Charles of Economy and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crull and family Miss Helen Stewart of Richmond, spent from Friday evening to Sunday evening at the home of her grandfather, Jacob Stewart Mrs. Fannie Davis. mother of L. B. Davis, came Friday from Madison, Ind., where she had been the guest of her son, David Davis and wife. Seh will go to Chicago Saturday Miss Anna Dilling returned Friday from Connersville, where she spent two weeks William Teetor is seriously ill and has been confined toi j his bed for two weeks The Rowers class of the M. E. Sunday school held a Halloween social in the churcli. parlor Friday night.... The Progresr,. tve ciud entertained tne History cm i;

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WHERE NEAR "v The next peace conference scheduled Is - that designed to bring peace between the warrir factions of the near east. It is at a Halloween party Thursday night. They met at the home of Mrs. Raymond Small and drove to the home of Mrs. John Bunnell, east of town, where an evening of pleasure wass pent Mrs. T. S. Walker went to Richmond Thursday Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fox of Newcastle, were guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klrby and fam-! ily Miss Anna Dilling and Miss Ida Lawson will attend the W. H. Missionary convention at Huntington, Ind., next week.... Miss Florece Wine was recently married -to Donald Bennett, and their marriage was announced Sunday at a dinner, given at the home of his mother, Mrs. Hettie Bennett. DUNLAPSVILI.E. Ind. Mrs. Carrie Hubbell and Mrs-. Beulah Retherford, west of town, spent Wednesday shopping in Liberty Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhn of Libert y, and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Richards on spent Sunday with Clabe Brandenburg and family at the farm near Ever'ton Harry McCashland of Roseburg called on friends here Wednesday Mildred Melvin of Woodlawn fan a south of here, is .i guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods L. F. Kirk Patrick of Ri:ihmond, was a guest Tuesday nighf. of Mr. and Mrs. William Fipps. . . ;:Mr. and Mrs. Rose Darter and daugl ters Nellie and Corinr. here, were gui'sts Sunday of Mrs. Rozzie Lemmons and family in East Connersville 1 1r. and Mrs. George Crist took dinner S unay with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Wiljlams in Connersville. . . The Alquina ball team played the Dunlapsville ball team here Wednesday afternoi in, and the game was 6 to 4 in favoj of Alquina. . .Miss Nellie Darter will f'ive a Halloween party af the home 'of Mr. and Mrs. George Crist here i ext Saturday night. Those without ma.siks not admitted. MIDDLEBORO, Ind. Mrs. Amanda Whitson of Long Beach. Calif., has been spendi ng the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J e Thomas Miss Netti Bennett sp Bit Monday afternoon with Mrs. John Sunn Miss Edith Thomasand Haz el Thomas spent Sunday with Miss fonda Glunt The Ladies Aid clearet ( $20 at the Qrville sale... Artie Teaf ord who will move in the Danner pn perty soon will have a sale at his plar ;e Tuesday, Oct. 30 and' the Ladies' id will serve lunch Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Glunt spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pope and family of near Bethel Mr. and Irs. Harry Thomas and fam ily spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs: Charles Veregge . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Frei 1 Varnauf, Mr. and Mrs. Cldye Thomas,: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cates, Mr. and Mrs. Dill Addleman, Mr. and Mrs Frank Alien, Miss Nettie Bennett and Edgar Itennett attended the home coming j it Whitewater Sunday Mr, and Mrs, Clayton Belford and Mr. and Mrs. Ha rry Thomas spent Sunday in Conners; rille Mrs. John Smith and son, Par fl and Will Hansbarger spent Thursday in Winchester ' with Mrs Sadie E lavidson and daughter. Preci ous.. .w.Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Disher and family t it Dayton were guests Sunday of Mr. smd Mrs. Everett Daugherty. Mr. am d Mrs. Joe Thomas and Mrs Amancba Whitson of California spent Saturdi ly w'.th Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan. . ., .Mrs. Dora Little spent Tuesday afternon with Mrs. Frank Tice.. The Hollowing guests . spent Sunday with a Ir. and Mrs. K. D. Cofield, Dr. Frank- Cofield and family, Miss Mil dred j flick, Mrs. Vanausdal all of New castle' , Omer Clark and family of Foun Yon '51 Ask for the Second Cup of 1 TRACY'S COFFEE For Unusual Savings Attend Our 8-Day Sale, Now on ( JEORGE E. KLUTE CO. 925 Main Street Have Your Eyes Examined by Optometrist Richmond Clara M. Sweitzer, 1002 Main St. "" -k You cftn buy a I FORD TOURING CAR : I $122 Down, Balance in 12 Monthly I Payments - i WEBB-COLEMAN CO. Opp. Postoffice Phone 1616-1694 I

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Aerial view of Lausanne, Switzerland. the result of the Mudania armistice. The conference will be ueld at Lausanne, Switzerland, Nov. 13. The United States ; be tain City and Mr. and Mrs. Walter j Moore of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. York Little of Richmond spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Alistuis Little .Frank Thomas and daughter, Vda, and Ray Thomas spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Thomas and family Mrs. John Smith and son, Paul, Will Hans barger and Miss ChristinaOswalt took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Mert Coleman of Bethel. Mr. and Mrs. Con Zurwell of Richmond spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Thomas .... Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Cofield spent Sunday afternoon with S. K. Cofield of Bethel ....Mrs. Cora Danner joined the Ladies' auxiliary Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayer of Richmond and Walter Mayer of Connersville visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Haw kins Sunday afternoon. . .Mr. and Mrs. Ross Marine of Tipton, Mrs. Cora Dan ner and John Hawkins were guests Saturday evening and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hawkins. . .Mrs. Mary Pemberton and Warner Pemberton spent Sunday in Richmond with Mr. and Mrs. Will Puthoff and family. GRATIS. Ohio Miss Hazel Wel baum visited school Monday after noon The high school girls are planning a mask Halloween party L,.:;:'!!:,ir:TTi!iini''tt!''!!: 1MB SSMlfe iiiimmtiniuiiiiiiMMiHtiimMittmiHiuttiiitiHMiimitttnHiw

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represented at the peace meet by an unofficial representative at the request of allied aat'i- interested. . Monday evening for the whole high school Miss Matilda Friend and Gladys Kline entertained their class of sophomores at Miss Friends homi Tuesday. Those present were, Ralph Ooleman. Clar-c'nce Bittner, Marshal Dillon, Ruth Christner, Miss Vandervert,. Miss Wert, Mr. Spencer, Ruth Furry, Margaret Book waiter, Gladys Burnett, Julia Welbaum, Myron Kimmel and Edith Ulrich Miss Eva Oooper, from the state road spent Tuesday evening with her grandmother, Libetter Miss Russel Moses spent a night recently, at the home of her uncle, Harry Darragh. B. Y. P. U. Will Discuss Invasion Of Heathens "How to Stem the , Heathen Invasion" is the subject to be discussed at the B. Y. P. U. meeting at the First Baptist church Sunday evening' at 6:30 o'clock. The officers of the union will have charge of the meeting and there will be special music. A special meeting of the group captains and the devotional committee will be held at 6 o'clock to make final plans for the contest which starts Nov. 1. The current of the river Amazon is felt 150 miles out at sea.

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said they couldn't eke a living from the rocky soil And all the time their ragged youngsters were playing with diamonds .But the farmers didn't know. Many of . them died poor. They thought these priceless gems were pebbles. . Some folks are just like those Kimberley farmers. They seek opportunity in soms distant place, and overlook the wealth that is daily within their grasp. Advertising is a diamond mine of oppor- , tunity. It tells of values you would probadly overlook if it were not there to help guide you. Don't miss the advertisements in this paper.

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PARTY PLACES REVERSED, NEW BALLOTS ORDERED GREENCASTLE. Ind., Oct. 28 Work of reprinting 36,000 county and township ballots for use on Nov. 7, was started this morning, when it was agreed by the election commission here that a mistake in placing the Democratic ticket first and the Republican ticket second, had been made.

Eldorado Pythian Sisters To Give Halloween Carnival ELDORADO, Ohio, Oct. 28. A Halloween carnival will be staged in th3 K. of P. hall on Tuesday evening, Oct. 31, by the Pythian Sisters. A fried chicken supper will be served at E o'clock and an entertainment given later in the evening. Farm Bureau Meeting Has Interesting Features CARTHACE, Ind.. Oct 2S An old time fiddlers' contest, a rube band and an address by Everett McClure, former vice-president of the state farm bureau, were features of the meeting of the township farmers' association, Thursday night, which crowded the auditorium. Mr. McClure's organization addrfss pointed out forcibly the necessity for the farm bureau to protect the interest? of the farmer and solve the modern probktms afecting him. A farm bureau photoplay, "Spring Valley," was shown. . (' . In nine years the world production of cotton has decreased about 31 per cent.

A Grocery At Your Door Starting Monday, Oct. 30, We Will Start a New Grocery Service This is entirely new to Richmond, but has proved a big feature in many other cities. Our grocery store on wheels ; will stop right at your door where you may select' your order of staple and fancy groceries without having to order or go to a store. You see what you get, and it costs no more. Fresh Home-Baked Pies Daily Eliason's Grocery Go.

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To Give Halloween Party A Hobo band, the original "Witch of Endor." "Spooks' Hall," a gypsy for- jT tune teller and many other thrilling stunts have been planned for the Halloween party to be given at the First Presbyterian church, on Halloween night, Tuesday, Oct 31. at 7 o'clock. All members of the Sunday school are invited to come masked but will be asked to give a pass-word which will be given out at Sunday school Sunday morning. The program has been so arranged that, although crowded with events, refreshments will be served before 9 o'clock after which there will be community singing for all who wish to stay. Pythians To Hold County Meeting At Hagerstown HAGERSTOWN. Ind.. Oct. 28 Knights of Pythias will hold a couatv meeting here at the K. of P. tempi Monday night, Oct. 30. Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, formerly president of the Indiana Federation of clubs, will speak here Monday nigh: jon "Women in Politics." The meeting will be held at the Ptctureland theatre. New Paris Women Receives, Century Old Jewelry NEW PARIS. Ohio, Oct 28. Miss Pearle Haller has received . a garnet necklace and a hand carved ivory brooch from Germany, which formerly belonged to her grandmother. Both pieces are said to be more than 100 years old. for Our Truck fr-4 5J m 3 3 fa The They IT FOR YOU