Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 274, 17 November 1922 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1922.'

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:200 ATTEND PROGRAM' y AT FATHERS AMD SONS h MIRUT AT CIDCT M C

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Father and Son exerciser oommiArt

the program of the regular Parish night program at the First M. K. church Thursday night. More than 200 persons -turned out to attend one of the largest Parish night meetings which has been held in the church since the movement has been started. A chicken suDner wan uprveri fh

program was arranged by the commit

tee unaer tne direction or H. A. McCune. The sons sat at the right of the fathers and the other members of each

family sat on his left. Tables were decorated with bouquets of large yellow and white chrysanthemums and

imi asiers.

Following the supper at 7 o'clock,

the pastor, the Kev. Ross W. Stoakes spoke on the Father and Son theme

What Can We Do With the Lad?"

The talk dealt with the establishment of the lad's proper function In the life of the home and the community. From the father's standpoint, the pastor attempted to show the real attitude of

the father toward his son exposing the great heart of the parent which is often seemingly hidden from the boy. .

Films Are Shown. Following the pastor's talk, two motion picture films were shown by H. A. Kern. Between films community

singing was enjoyed. Little Miss Genevieve McCune and Miss Mary Allen alternated in Binglng the verses of

"Brighten the Corner Where You Are,'

a part of the program which was well

receivea.

At the time of the after dinner pro

gram, Prof. George Stump of Earlham

college, who Is In charge of the coming

Christmas pageant to be given at the

church the first Parish night before Christmas, organized the younger and some of the older members of the

church and Sunday school so that re' hearsals, which are to be conducted ev

ery Parish night from now on, might

be better executed. He took: the younger children from 7 to 8 o'clock and the older members from 8 to 9 o'clock. The pageant arrangements provide for the

expenditure of a great deal of time and money and will be a decided departure from the usual type ofhri5tmas pageant. It is said.

Train Collision Delays

Line Schedule Friday Collision of two passenger trains on the railroad near Mlddletown, Ind., about midnight Thursday tied up traf

fic for several hours and made a number of trains late. There were no

casualties nor serious injuries, how

ever, and the tracks were cleared by

9 o clock Friday morning.

Norwegian Ship Raided

By Revenue Officers (By Associated Frem) MOBILE, Ala- Nov. 17. The Nor

wegian steamer FalkenjeH was raided

by federal, state and county officers

yesterday afternoon and 100 quarts of Scotch whisky seized, according to a report filed at the county Jail. Six members of the crew were arrested and held under state charges. Fed

eral warrants will be issued later, it

was stated.

REP. ELLIOTT TO RETURN

TO WASHINGTON SATURDAY

CONNERS VTLLE, IncL, Nov. 17. Richard Elliott will leave Conners-

ville Saturday to return to Washing ton for the session of congress which convenes Monday, Nov. 20.

The five states of California, Wash

togton, Oregon, Idaho and Montana

possess more than one-half of all the

standing timber of the United States

CHEVROLET KuffKK $195.00 Down Balance 134.61 per month, E. W. Stemhart Co. 10th & Sailor Sta. Phone 2953

ft Sale Closes Saturday Ni

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When you leave home, bring along your check book, or at least a cash deposit, so that you will be able to make a deposit on the car you select while you still can. Bear in mind that there will be at least ten buyers for every car on hand, and it will be a case of first come, first served. Not a car will be reserved we will play no favorites. Friends or acquaintances, all will be treated alike, and it will be first come, first served. Here assembled is the greatest collection of remarkable Renewed Cars ever shown, and we positively will not reserve

fjj any car for anyone under any conditions except actual sale.

A Car for Every Purpose A Car for Every Purse DODGE STUDE BAKER BUICK CHEVROLET MAXWELL CHANDLER FRANKLIN HUPMOB1LE WILLYS SIX OAKLAND AUBURN MONROE OVERLAND BUICK SEDAN VELTE DAVIS NASH MITCHELL SHERIDAN Name Your Own Terms in Reason Pay down whatever you can spare in reason the balance can be divided into a number of months to suit your convenience in reason.

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MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Anyone with a salary can buy one of these cars only a small cash deposit is required as first payment, and the rest In convenient monthly payments. Liberal credit. We'll take your old car In trade If you wish to get a better one. The values in this great sale are amazing, but if you wait there'll be no car left for you to select from.

Five Days Trial Drive the car you select five days. If at the end of that time you find it other than as represented by us . Drive It Back We will allow every dollar paid on it to apply on the purchase price of any Certified car in stock.

By Chandler V Dispatch E?!ptfk I"?"? P $875 jjf f

DODGE Roadster $550 Like New

LlTl 1921

Sheridan

$550

m Pj $250

Studeb'kr Special Six

$800 lite

ft i,; 3 W! WES fjf $675 III -$9ol jp Fn Willys-6 b. F-ft Oakland s?. H 8300 mm 7s II 13C Hup- SQ Stodab'kr jSvl ' u?d?i Ll""six $1350 p) 11 $775 g)

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Monthy Will Pay for One

Chevrolet Coupe $425 New Paint

NASH $875 New Paint

on ,ra hi UHv jsd Chandler Oa, ifl Franklin OR y?1

j dodge pi Hj Sedan ! i Mitchell lij!

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IT) . Oakland pi V h Sport QX 1P $850 31 Chevrolet ITTl F- B- Tour--

The '.Ballard

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Phone 2010

OPEN NIGHTS

23 S. 7th St.

I PANCEMUSld l?" -41'

Toot, Toot, TootoUt CGoo R?7 jj Byo). Frank Westphat D ?r?t UKUB and Hit Orchestra. P'vt f J JLJHa il t ,

Homoatelc. Incidental

whistling by Ted Lewis.

To-morrow (IH Bo la My

Dixie Uobm Aa-aia). Fox- . Trota. Tad Lwii and Eia Band. A-3709 J5 When thm Loares Com Tumbling Down. Japan Moon. Fox-Trot. Foul Specht and Hit Hotel Attor Orehftra. A-3718 75

LadaolLaaa. Fcx-Trota,

Paul Spicht and Hi Hottl AMtor Oreheitra. i A3704 78c

Way Should I Cry Ore Ycm? Fox.Trota. Knickerbocker Orchestra under direction of Eddie EDein. A70a 704 Twtf Ltttlo RaVy Rhtga, Intro. Til Build a Ban-

alow," from "Daily,

galo'

, I Sew, I FalL Intro.

'Underneath a Pretty

Hat," from 4Pain ,Sbaw.w Medley FoxTrota. Bay Milter and Hie Oreheetra A3710 78

POPULAR SONGS

Toot, foot, Tootaio! (Goo By). At Jolton, Tn Bio San (To TraToU lag Man). Frank Crurtit. A-3705 75e

WW tk Bawhoo Babiea Grow. I'm Throat (Sttodaln Tara Orr Ton). Frank CrumiL A-3715 75 Carolina la th Mondng, Fm Go in' To Plant MjmII In My Old Plantation Horn. VanandSchenek. A-3712 75a

Homoakk.

To-morrow CHI B Itf

Dizi Homo Aamln).

Nora Bay. A-371 1.

Cooigotto. Vm Aakin To Alnt It tho JmthT Ruth Roy. A-371 75e B Yon Dont Blivo I Lo-ro Yon, Look What a Fool I't Bean. t Wish I Could Shimmy LOc My Sister Kat. Leona William and Her Dixie Band. A-371 3 TSa

Undo loak Koepa H

Unel Joch In a Barbor

Cat Stewart (Unc Joih), A-3701

NOVELTY RECORDS

75c

Flrflt Ijorot

Abmwmm. Waltzea. Accordion Duets. Mareoni Brothertt A-3702 78a

Dial.

Fantasia.

CohemMa Bend, Old NnmW On March. Prince' Band. A -3700 784

SYMPHONY AND CONCERT SELECTIONS

Hiiir d'Amor MUna Fnrtiva Larrima" (A Fartrro Tear). ( Donizetti Tenor Solo. CharUt HaeketU 49895 $1.50

Ernan! "Ernanl InTolamf (Ernanl Fly With Ma). (Verdi) Soprano Solo. RoeaPoneelie. 98025 (1.50

Orfeo od EuricOc MCh Faro Sanaa Eoridleo" (I Have Lost My Eurydic), (Gluck) Aid O.'Ahborrita Riral.(Sh My Rival Detested). Contralto Solos. Cyrena Van Gordon. A-6221 $1.50

I Cannot Sing th Old Soaga, (Claribel) All Through tho Night. Soprano Solos. Margaret Bomame. A-3704 $1.00

Garotte In D. ' (Popper) Violoncello Solo. Pablo Caeale. 98012 $1.50 Paraphraoa On Padrw

aki'a Minnot, (Kreisler) Violin Solo. Toeeha SeideL 49950 $1.50 Las O Mino, (Turner Maley) Loasi Lindsay. '(Arranged

by Fritz Kreisler.) Baritone Solos. Cameron McLean. A-3703 75 Ok Gantl Prosane. (Mary Baker Eddy) How Beautiful Upon tho Mountain. (Harker) Contralto Solos. Nevada Van der Veer. A-6222 $15 Christmaa Tidings, Part L Christmas Tidings, Part IL Shannon Four. A-3707 75

Leave it to Lewis YOU'VE got something the matter with your pedals if yoa fail to rise to Ted Lewis and His Band playing Irving Berlin's "Homesick"! Whyit's like a breath o perfume from Grandmother's old-fashioned garden a garden brimful of old and familiar melodies!. Yes, they're all, here "Home, Sweet Home,? "My Old Kentucky Home," "The Girl I Left Behind Me," "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny and "Listen to the Mocking Bird" with Ted's own private whistle outmocking the original bird t Listen to Ted's say-so about "To-morrow," his cumber on the other side. "I'm going to play you a fox-trot, To-morrow.' Ill play To-morrow to-day and hope youll remember it to-morrow." We say, if you play "To-morrow" to-day, you will also play ' "To-morrow" to-morrow, too. It's a whizz 1 Both these splashes on Columbia 10-inch Record A-3709, selling for 75c But these are Juat samples picked from the new Colombia program that's out to-day. They're all equally good. And they're all made try the new three-ply, laminated process-an exclusire Columbia feature, which give Columbia Records a playing surface of Tel-et-smoothness that does away with ducomfprting surface sounds. Cut but the list and take it to your Columbia Dealer and have him play any or all numbers. Then you'll realize the superiority of Columbia's Arena; Process Records.

COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY

York

AH You Fans Who Heard

Ted Lewis and His Band

at Dayton in the

"Greenwich Village Follies" will want bis new Columbia Records of

"HOT LIPS"

as well as the other December Numbers Hear Them All!

Open Till 9:30 Saturday Night

0pp. Postoffice Phone 1655

Open Till 9:30 Saturday Night