Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 257, 28 October 1922 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, OCT. 28, 1922.

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SOUTH BEND HANDLES a INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM BY IMPROVED METHOD

(By Associated Press) . CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct. 28. South Bend, Ind., la hi better shape Industrially than any other city in, the Hoosier state from a government rlew point in the employment of rehabilitated veterans, said a statement issued today by W.JI. Kemper, district employment representative of - the United States Veterans' Bureau of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. Indianapolis and Evansville, said Mr. Kemper.s statement, have very few government trained men who have not . been offered employment. The greattest difficulty, Mr. Kemper explained, ' was the placing of men trained in commercial pursuits, such as accounting and bookkeeping. This, he said, was i due to the fact that during the lowest I ebb of business, when the production J departments of many concerns were i practically closed down tight, the ofi fice personnel of most organizations ; remained intact ' i Need Machine Men s During the. last three months, he said, there has been a constant re- " quest for men in the machine trades, j A general improvement, has been notf ed in practically every line of endeav

or, he, continued, and that he had rea-

t sons to believe that every government drained man will have been accepted

I , Tor employment by Dec. 1, 1922. He said that the potential employer of an ex-soldier was not asked to make any concessions to the man on the grounds

or patriotism.

Ohio, he said, has made good progress in the employment of veterans

disabled during the war, but now rehabilitated, but that Kentucky offered the most serious. problem industrially

chiefly because agriculture is the lead

ing business In that state. He said

that inthe three states more than 97

, per cent of the three thousand tnen

trained by the government were now

' employed.

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CHAMPION ORIOLES OF YESTERYEAR AS THEY LOOK NOW

Uiux:rn i-rr--t ps r -TT r?rn -vc f ,,M""" ij it" i- " -1'" ''"S' -" I- '"I U 1I!S V ".'jrtti :".ZA Mr, -if' ; . t-'.-V&I' "J.-f ' ' 1 ft I . ; ! i f t X v ' f sfLtV - If !. ' . .': . '-' ;,. , ; I aif i-P5? .w-;: ft i

McCallistief attended meeting at Hag-

erstown. Tuesday Jwnlng.....N. B. ;

Driscoll and son, Ray, attended a bus

iness meeting on the threshing ring,

w eanesday mght, at the home of Ben Jackson... Mr. and Mrs- Charles Beeson, of Economy, Mr, and Mrs. Ira Mc Calllster and children. Thetma, Wilbur and Lois, of Modoc, and Mr. and

airs, r rorest McCallister and daughter, Maxine, of Habere town, spent Sunday with Mark McCallister and daughter, Elsie, and grandson, Gerald ..Farmers of this neighborhood have commenced to gather corn..... Robert and Noah Edwards called on Howard Smith Sunday afternoon... Miss Daisy

"Wood spent Friday night with Miss

Cora Wood.. .Mrs. Jennie Deetor and

son. uscar, oi Hartford city, spent

raonaay afternoon with Mrs. R. L.

Beckerdite. Mr. and Mrs. Ashbeirry

vvooa ana daughter Cora, and Arthur Davidson attended the sale of W. A.

McCallister, at Redkey, Tuesday...

Mrs. Kutn. Wood and daughter, of Modic, spent Friday with , Mr. and Mrs. Ash berry Wood and daughter,

MAY LOSE LEG AS RESULT

OF STRIKING Ai; MOSQUITO COLUMBUS, IncL. Oct , 28Whtn a

mosquito bit him a few days ago.

Jesse Kinnaman, 15-year ' old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ' Kinnaman, struck at it with his han ! He miss

ed mosquito and struck a. hail, which pierced his hand. Blood pi ison result

ed and the boy was tab J n to a hospital yesterday for an c Operation on his leg where the poL i an settied. Amputation of the ieg m I jr be necessary. - . -

FLU EPIDEMIC PREVAILS GREBNSBURG, Ind, )ct.28 Half ot the 30 inmates of 1 1 ie Decatur county infirmary are srcr 5 'ering from influenza. Miile most ( the cases are In a mild form, four f th older persons are reported to be in a serious condition. Llewellyn Flo ?t wood, su

perintend ant and Mrs. Fit lit wood, ma

tron, became ill yesterd?tr, it is beIteyed that they are aL io suffering from the infludnza. 1 1 i .

Letters Of Administration

Taken Out At Winchester WINCHESTER, Ind., Oct. 2S. Let

ters of administration have been taken out by John W. Macy fori the estate

of Frank Roralzec. He gaveJbondtn the sum of 53,000. . Samuel L. Fouts has taken oat letters of administration for the. estate of Silas McGunnigall and has given bond in the sum of $50,000. Leslie Cortner has been made administrator, of the estate of Charlotte Cortner. Bond in the sum of $800 wasgiven. - .

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Some of the cbamps who back in ibe 9vs made the task of winning oasebali pennants a naDii and were famous all over the country. By the names they were known then they are: Front row (from left to right) Steve Brodie Ned Hanlon. Jawn McGraw. Wilbert (Robbie) Robinson Jack Doyle. Back row (left to right) Joe Kelly. Bill Clark. Sadie McMahon Bernie Cough (bat hoy) a ad Hughio Jenninga.

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SALEM. Ind. Verda Miller and

Edith Keelor returned home Sunday

evening after a week's visit with rela

tives and friends in Richmond and

New Paris Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Logue, Lora Logue and Ellen Rucker spent Friday in Richmond and took dinner with Mrs. Maria Jarvis. . .Maxine Maxwell spent the week-end with home folks..:. Mr. and Mrs. Clint. Gardner and Mrs. Mary Bannan attended the funeral of Amanda Hartley at Hagerstown Friday. Lucile Bannan returned home with them, remaining with her mother until Sunday afternoon.... Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Paddock and son, Malcolm, spen: Sunday with home folks... Will Logue and family entertained at dinner Sun

day, Roger Logue and family, Lester

Logue and family, George Snyder and family of New Madison, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Logue. .. .Thos. Dougherty and family and Mrs. Florence Barnard spent Friday afternoon in Richmond.... Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Logue spent Sunday in Richmond, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dowell Mrs. - Letitla - Williamson ;and son. Sears, spent Sunday afternoon In Richmond at the home of Miss Anderson, wha has been ill several weeks ....Ben George and family had for their guests Sunday, Lora Logue and Charles Sell, of Newcastle. . .Mrs. Will George and little son, Eldon Dean, spent last week with Clint Johnson

and family in Oxford Hazel Miller

spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.

Earl Pritchard Sears Williamson

and Edith Keelor spent Sunday evening with Verda Miller Mr. and Mrs.

Delbert Logue motored to Oxford on Sunday evening and were guests of

Mr. and Mrs. Will Logue Mrs. Ell

wood Logue spent Wednesday of last

week with Mr. and Mrs. George Keel

or and Mrs. Ellen Rucker The ladies of this community held a market at Fosdick's furniture store Saturday,

the profit being $65, which will be

used for the benefit of the Salem

Friends church. Frank Smith and family and Mr. and

Mrs. Andrew Tibbetts spent Monday in Richmond and called at, the home of Gilbert Johnson. .. .John Hoff and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Geis..Mrs. George Geis called on Mrs. Frank Smith Tuesday.... Mrs. Alice Logue had for her guests Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Swain and Cora Miller. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Clint Gardner called on Mrs. Mary Bannan Sunday evening. .. .Frank Smith and family spent Sunday afternoon with George Warner and family Mrs. Lulu Maibaugh spent Monday in Cin

cinnati Sylvester Jones preached at Salem Sunday and took dinner with Charles Beard and family.... Mrs. Clara Egan" went to Hagerstown last Friday, where she will fill a vacancy as school teacher for a few weeks.... Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gardner motored to Richmond Monday... .Ethel Coleman is staying with Mrs. Gard in Liberty this week, during the absence of her daughter, Marie Kenneth Davis and family spent Monday afternoon in Richmond Thomas Dougherty has accepted a position in the bank at Kitchell and he and his family will move there later.,... .Cyrus Johnson and family, Kenneth Davis and family spent Sunday in Indianapolis the guests of Levi Sherwood and family. The Community club had an all day meeting and comfort knotting at Kate Burke's home Wednesday. Those pres.

ent were: Florence Burris, Lulu Pritch

ard, Abbie Davis, Bertha Logue, Elsie Logue, Laura Logue, Martha Logue, Anna Logue, Alice Logue, Effie, Dunlap, India Barnard, Julia Barnard, Anna Lacey, Chestina Crecraft, Grace Bookbank, Alice Sanford, Bertie Caldwell, Dora Higgins, Retta J6hnson, Stella Maxwell, Amanda Paddock, Lena Smith, Matie Dougherty, Lizzie Thurston, Hazel Montgomery, Myrtle Lee and" Mary Bannan. Also several guests, namely, ElsieJmmel, Mrs. John Milton, Mrs. Bert Teegarden, Mrs. Walter Snyder and Edith Keelor. Ethel Coleman and Lulu Pritchard were voted in as members of the club. Musio was furnished by India Barnard, Grace Brookbank, Mrs. John Milton and Kate Bwike, also & solo by Lulu Pritchard in Russian language which was enjoyed by all Mrs. Ben Sanford and

children of Cambridge City, spent Fri

day and Friday night with Charles Paddock and family.. ...Amanda Paddock entertained a number at dinner Friday in honor of her mother,, Mrs. Patrick Fogarty, it being her 75th birthday. Those present were: Mrs.

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Patrick Fogarty, Jane Beard, Mary Albert, Jone Darr, Eleanor Harlan, Audio Harlan, Sarah Thurston, Lizzie Thurston, Mary Strong, Alice Logue, Lucy Finch, Alpha Gardner, Alice Tibbetts, Edna Johnson, Effie Dunlap and Emma Sanford of Cambridge City. Comfort knotting was the feature of the day Plans are being made for rally day at Salem Friends church Sunday with special music by Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey of Richmond. Everybody cordialy invited. WEST RIVER, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson and son Omar, spent Sunday wiOi Mr. and Mrs. Guy GunSallis, of Ston's Sation Mrs. Emma Beckerdite called on Mr. and Mrs. FrankTX King and daughter, . Miss Mae, Sunday morning Ray J3riscoll entertained company fr,om Muncie Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank D. King and daughter called on

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckerdite Sun

day afternoon Miss Oma Murray, of Ldsantville, called on Miss Cora

Wood Monday evening... M Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckerdite called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank King and daughter, Mae, Sunday evening.. .Mr. and Mrs. Job Dennis of Dalton, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beeson and daughter. Norma.. . . . Omar Davidson spent Monday night in Hagerstown...

. .Ray Driscol was in Losantville Wed

nesday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckerdite and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Weav. er attended the funeral of John Macy,

Friday Mrs. Esther Thornbnrg, of Fort Scott, Kan., is visiting Mr. and

Mrs. Walter Beteson and daughter.

Norma Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry

vood and daughter, Cora, visited Mr

and Mrs. Melvin Wood and daughter,

Lois of Mooreland, Sunday evening. . . . .Ray Driscoll attended the Lyceum

course at Hagerstown, Monday eve

ning.. .Mrs.Zella Lumpkin and daughter, Mary Ann, were in town Saturday

afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry

Yood visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H

Gray, at Hagerstown, Wednesday evening Truby Holcomb and Bertha

RICHMOND

SUNDAY

TQM MIX in His Latest' Cyclone of Laughs, Thrills ' and Eeal Western Drama

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Pep! Action! Thrills! An amazing- story of smashing adventure and appealing romance in Old Arizona. You know Mix as a hard-riding, two-fisted adventure hunter. Here he is in his biggest screen success. And With It the Latest Sunshine Comedy "LOVE and WORK" It's a Knockout for Real Laughs! Good Music - - - - .Admission, 10c and 20c

Coming Tuesday Lionel Barrymore in "The Doll's Garden"

Coming Thursday. "The Girl From God's Country"

4 Days Starting Sunday

4 Days; Starting Sunday

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PRESENTED BY ADO LP H ZUKOR

Two popular stars in a stirring love story of he sea. Superbly picturiz ed by the producer of "B ehind the Door." Written especially for the scree n by one of America! s greatest playwrights. '

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Time of Sh ows' 2:00, 4:00,' 5:45 7:30, 9: 15

Admission Prices Adults, 40. cents Children, 10 cents

Coining Soon -r-THEODCE ROBERTS in "THE OLD HOMESTEAD" , 5 " ...... . : . -y, -,. , -