Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 273, 16 November 1922 — Page 13

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, NOV. 16. 1922.

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PREBLE COUNTY JUDGE & TO THROW OUT CASES DEFAULTED LONG TIME

EATON, Ohio, Nov. 16. Twenty-five

cases long In default for want of prosecution will be called by Judge Risinger, Dec. 29, In open court and unless good cause la shown to save them from dismissal they will be dismissed from common pleas court. Formal notice has been Issued to attorneys interested in ithe cases. On the date these cases Is called the entire docket will be called, fn order to get alignment for assignment of other cases. Judge Bislnger announces. The long pending cases range from a year and a half to 12 years. They

are: Charles D- Fadler vs. Mary Ridenour, et al., filed Jan. 15, 1910, and seeking damages and possession of

certain real estate; WiHard Armstrong vs. Dick Jackson, appeal from squire's court, filed July 15, 1910; Harley Voss vs. Abe Hickman, $5,000 damages, filed April 25, 1914; F. R. Christman vs. George Cottlngham, replevin, filed

July 3, 1916.

Abner H. McDonald, guardian, etc, ts. A. L. Heckman, accounting, filed Teb. 23, 1917; A. J. Hiestand, administrator vs. Frank O. Dunlap, construction of will, filed May 9, 1917; H. A. Yost vs. J. J. Kayler, appeal from squire's court, filed Aug. 27, 1917; John Keck vs. Frank Unger, $1,500 damages, filed Oct. 16, 1917. Robert Thompson vs. Ed G. Koehl, $307 damages, filed July 12, 1918; Markey and Crumbaker vs. W. S. Rautsaw, for $246, filed Sept. 5, 1918; Moorman Manufacturing company vs. D. W. Shirley, appeal from squire's court, filed "Sept. 9, 1919; People's Eanking company vs. S. C. Apple, for $1,575, filed Dec. 3, 1919; H. R. Flnfrock and Son vs. Dr. Earl Smith, appeal from squire's court, filed Dec. 9, 1919; John O'Dea, et al. vs. Farmers' Ground Limestone company, attachment and

cancellation of lease, filed April 12, 1920; MUles Wright vs. James Catron, , for $207, filed April 20, 1920. George W. Smith vs. Twin Valley Branch bank. Gratis, for $4,000, filed April 5, 1920; 'Mary Eauser vs. George R. Bauser, divorce, filed Aug. 11, 1920; William Null vs. John Clegg, $183 damages, filed Sept. 20, 1920; Matilda Rhodes va. Walter TT. Youne. for 11.301

filed Oct. 29, 1920; Albert I. Chappel

vs. Ohio Electric Railway company, $135 damages, filed Feb. 28, 1921; F.

Schllentz and Son vs. Jesse Holp, ap

peal from squire's court, filed March

10. 1921.

George W. Detro vs. Ed Richardson,

appeal from squire's court, filed March 6, 1921; State of Ohio, ex rel. O. V.

Fritz, et al. vs. Council of village of

West Alexandria, mandamus, filed. April 26, 1921; Mary C. Souer vs. EJ E. Webb, for $150, filed May 9, 1921. Three suits to set aside wills have been assigned by Judge A. C. Rislnger for trial in common pleas court. Tne first case will be heard Nov. 20 and It Involves the will of the late John V. Curry, the action being brought by . lima C. Ricker and others against Viola M. Curry and others. The case of Marjorle Lou Fowble against Delphi Rule and others, to set aBlde the wl'l of the late Mary C. Fowble, will bo heard Nov. 27. The case of William E. B. Reid against Elizabeth Hetzler and others, to set aside the will of the late Cora M. Reid, will be heard Dec. 4. Other cases Jnst assigned by Judge Risiager for trial are: Nov. 17, John

Conrad vs. A. D. Davis, account; Dec. 11, Victor H. Stanford vs. Bolton and Abram, damages, $8,064; Dec. 14, Pennsylvania Railway Company vs. y Bluffton-Lewisburg Stone company, account for $376; Dec. 18. J. R. Watklns company vs. Andrew Wysong et al, ac

count for $1,090; Dec. 20, G. L. Frug'i vs. Ellsworth Hendrickson, appeul from squire's docket; Dec. 21, Dickin

son Trust company vs. Hawley Auto Sales company et al, notes for $7,042; Dec. 27, Minneapolis Threshing Machine company vs. Robert Ramsey et al, account for $3,934. During the month of October 25

GIANT FASCISTI GENERAL IDOL OF HIS MEN

Churches and civic organizations had

made insistent demands for action.

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COLUMBUS. Weeks ago the State

Emergency Board appropriated $6,000

at the. request of the Ohio Tax commis

sion for employment of a number of

investigators, whose work would be to Inquire into the value of property in certain counties and into amounts at

which property Is listed on tax duplicate. To date only one such investigator has been, named.

COLUMBUS. That Ohio has fewer

radicals and persons of Bolshevik tendencies than any other state in the Union, because the majority of workers have been made home owners through the help of building and loan associations, was the assertion of Thomas L. Pogue, of Cincinnati, at the opening day of the Ohio Building association League Convention.

COLUMBUS GROVE William Cra-

General fiovelH, wearing the black shirt emblem of his party, anrround'ed by youthful folio wen.

deaths took place in Preble county, as compared with 38 births, according to the monthly report of Dr. G. W. Homsher, county health commissioner. Six deaths resulted from heart disease which claimed more victims than any other one disease.

Billy Sunday, who is conducting a religious campaign in Dayton, will visit Baton during his Dayton engagement, and preach, a sermon, according to leaders in local religious circles. No date has yet been announced. It is understood the renowned evangelist will come to Eaton some forenoon, in order that it will not Interfere with the Dayton meeting. 3. Clark Soules opened a series of evangelistic meetings Tuesday night In Welcome Mission, that will continue nightly until Nov. 27. Eaton chapter No. 22, Royal Arch Masons, has elected U. J. Puff enberger hisch Driest for the year 1923. Other

officers for the year are: King, Charles Freeh; scribe, Earle C. Campbell; captain of the host, Henry F. Holland; royal arch captain, Ross Focht; grand master third veil,

Charles C. Spring; grand master second veil, Clyde B. Acton; grand master first veil, Howard Miltenberger; secretary, Clifford IL Stroh; treasurer. Chester J. Hunter; guard, Edward E. Gray; trustees, L. D. Lesh, C B. Cokefair, Earle C. Campbell.

Ohio Briefs

YOUNGSTOWN Valera Luke was convicted by a jury today on a charge of manslaughter, in connection with

the death of Peter Baditou, who was a

passenger In Luke's motor car when it overturned August last. Luke was driving the automobile, which struck a truck, Baditou died a short time later. This is the first conviction in the history of Mahoning County on a inanr slaughter indiotment as the result of an automobile accident. LONDON Frank R. Bridgman,. London, has been sued in Franklin county courts for $65,000 damages alleged to have been received by E. J. Goodman, Columbus, jeweler, and others when in an automobile collision Sept. 26. Seven persons were injured as a result of the accident, which Goodman al

leges, occurred when Bridgman was on the wrong side of the road. Bridgman is a wealthy oil and real estate oper

ator and owner of a number of fast har

ness horses.

YOUNGSTOWN. Investigation of charges that vice and gambling flour

ish here with the connivance of police resulted today in suspension of Police

Captain A. T. Jenkins and Sergeant

Charles Meyers. Mayor William F.

Reese, who announced early yesterday

that the Investigation had been dropped because no evidence had been obtained, changed his position later in

the day and renewed the inquiry.

Thank offering services were Inaugurated Wednesday night in the Christian church, and will conclude with a special program Sunday evening. Mrs. Nettle Young, of West Milton, gave an address at the meeting Wednesday night. A playlet, "Who Killed the Magazine?" was a feature of the program. Miss Blanche Thompson sang a boIo. Song service and devotional formed a part of the program.

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mer, 53 years old, and his son. Joseph, ' 31, are reported to he dying in a Lima hospital, and another son, Albert, is in a serious condition at his home here, as a result of an explosion of a gasoline torch. The men were repairing radio equipment when the explosion occurred. AKRON. William Mendenhall cut his hand on a leaf of a telephone book and severed an artery , when he arose at 2 o'clock this morning to call a phy

sician to his house. He is in a critical

condition.

Hot Lunches Provided ,

For Alqaina Students ALQUINA. IndL. Nov. 16. Hot lunches will be provided for Alquina. school children by a fund raised through a social conducted this week by the Parent-Teachers association. About 200 people attended. Music was furnished by. the Alquina high school orchestra, with vocal numbers by G. J. Hollenberg and Charles Boyer. A special meeting will be held by the Parent-Teachera? association Friday night

TELEPHONE ASSOCIATION TO CONVENE AT RUSHVILLE RUSHVTLLE, Ind., Nov. 16. Preparations have been completed for the meeting of the East Central Telephone association which will be held here Nov. 22. .An address of welcome wOl be given at 10:30 o'clock. The Kiwanis club will entertain the visitors at noon.

No More Dandruff A few rubbings with Parisian Sage will clean your scalp of every particle of dangerous dandruff. Get rid of dandruff and your scalp will stop Itching and the hair cease to fall out. Parisian Sage la always guaranteed and sold by A. G. Luken Drug Co..- and druggists everywhere. Advertisement.

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We have selected ,the most desired articles in our store. Compare these values.

Wool Hose

48c

Wrig

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OUR PLAN of term arrangements, which we gladly make, offers you the greatest opportunity to own a home that ever was presented to Richmond people. EVERY HOME in Wrightland was carefully planned to make it the most convenient, and care was given to the selection of materials to assure the best. The workmen were supervised by our contractor, who saw that everything in the construction was perfect. Our salesman will be pleased to show you these houses. He is on the grounds daily from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. W. S. White, Salesman Edwin C. Wright, Owner Phone 3524 Office on Peacock Road

Ladles' Wool H"", some fancies. Dependent and E f 1 e l brands, in brown,

black, Congo, Seal;

65c values epecial, pr..

Silk and Wool Hcse Ladles' pure Silk and Wool Hose In beautiful color combinations, also some with clockings, ?2.50

values per pair.

S1.98

Brassieres One lot ladies Model Brassieres in aU sizes, 59c valu; special price OKn only OwL Hemmed Sheets 81x90 Hemmed Sheets in rood quality, regular $1.25 values, 'Satisfaction Brand; spe- QQ lial at UOK,

Cahot Muslin Cabot Muslin, a real 25c bleached Mus

lin; special, per yard. . . .

15c

Ladies' Dresses Ladies' Silk Canton Crepe and Wool Dresses, fancy trimmed, some furtrimmed, regular val- (11 Q TA ues to $35, special tP-ttlU

Hats Hats Arranged In Three Groups $4.00 and $4.50 values $2.98 $5.50 and $6.00 values $3.98 $7.00 and $8.00 values $4.98 Including the Latest Creation, the AllSilk Slipper Satlne

Wool Serge 48-incb. all-wool Serge in brown, black and . blue, our regular $2.50 value; spe- (J- QQ claL yard.. iP-LaOO Pettibockers Ladles Pettibockers in mercerized and aU

shades, $1.55 values;

special each .....

93c

Velonr Coating 54-incb. Velour Coating in all the leading shades. This item is an exceptionally good

value at $3.50 a yard.

Special

per yard . . .

$2.75

Ladies' Gowns L a d i e s' Flannelette Gowns, long sleeves, heavy quality, regular $1.48 values. QQ Special oC

Ladies' Union Suits '

Ladles' media laweight Union Suits, with bodice or built-

up top, tight or lace

knee, 65c val--ues, suit

43c

Men's Underwear Men's ribbed Shirts and Drawers, Hanes brand, regular $1.23 value; spe- Q. cial, garment OOC Sweaters Men's all-wool Slip over and Coat Sweaters in blae, maroon and white, a regular

$7.50 value; special

price each . .

$5.00

- Bath Towels Bath Towels, a very good weight, regular 28c values nn special, each. mUC

Gauntlets One lot of Ladies' W o o 1 Gauntlets in different shades and styles, regular $1.38; ;r?l...$i.oo

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