Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 275, 18 November 1922 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, NOV. 18, 1922.
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RAT KILLERS FIND SERVICES HEEDED; RODENTS Oil RUN
The rat killing campaign in Richmond -will continue for another -week, J. R. Waterhouse, who is giving Iree poison baiting demonstrations, announces. Poison baits -will be laid for . any manufacturers or business men -whose plants are infested -with rats or mice and -who -wi&h the service. Eradication of the rodents from city buildings probably will be taken up by a 'conference of local health authorities next week. Aside from the danger resulting from carriage of disease germs of
typhus, bubonic plague, diphtheria, anthrax, glanders and numerous other
diseases, the additional economic
losses have aroused many citizens to
strong battle against rates and mice
Royal S. Copeland, health commissioner of New York is one of the most im
placable of these crusaders. Firms Using Service. Local firms, which have taken ad
vantage of the rat and mouse killing
campaign, are J. H. Menke, W. J. Engle, Thistlethwaite, Sixth and Main street store, Maher Packing company.
Zuttermel8ter Commission company,
Hoosier Feed company and the Hoos ier Department store.
The fact that the barium carbonate, while recommended as an effective
rodent poison by the department of
agriculture, is safe to handle and, even
in considerable quantity, is not dan
gerous to human beings, not even be
ing classed as a poisonous chemical, has given users more confidence in
adopting its use.
The baiting service may be secured
through the local health authorities or
by calling Mr. Waterhouse at the
Westcott hotel.
Suburban
Margaret Sanger To Lecture Here Sunday Afternoon
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WEBSTER, Ind. Mrs. Lizzie Jarrett
attended institute at Richmond Satur
day.... Mrs. Luclle Jay, Miss Minnie Irvin spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Flora Fulton.... Mil ton Atkinson
of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs.' John Hendershott. . . .Mr. and
Mrs. Moody Lamb and daughter, Irma
were recent guests of relatives In Greenville, Ohio Miss Elizabeth Jay
of Richmond spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Jay and attended
church here Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs
Jake Robbins and family of Richmond
visited Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Culbertson
and family Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kofski of Richmond
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Scuy-
ler Snider and family. . . .Lon Demaree
is visiting with his son, Frank Dem
aree, and family of Richmond Sunday
and Monday Everett Thompson spent Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs. Baltzer, north of here.... Mr. and Mrs. John Hendershott spent Sunday
at Cincinnati and returned home Mon
day after visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Peery and son, Bruce J. . . .The Ladies' Aid of the Friends church held a mar
ket at the First National bank in Rich
niond and from their sale of country
produce they realized about $42....
Mrs. Frank Pipher of Boston spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bor
ton Mrs. Metta Hendershott and Mrs. George Peery and son, Bruce J., and Mrs. Anna Jamison of Richmond spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brumfield and daughter of PJchmond avenue Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hampton and family have rented the George Sheppard property and are living there now Mr. and Mrs. George Peery and son, Bruce J., have v returned to their home in Cincinnati, after spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. John Hendershott.... Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bunger spent Sunday with relatives near Lynn and Union City Mrs. Louisa Conner of Richmond is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Wilcoxson of Dayton, Ohio, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Viola Wilcoxson Mr. and Mrs.
Noel Culbertson of Two Point spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Culbertson and family Mrs. Dora Whitacre and son, Elmer, and grandson, Phillip Kinsey, of Richmond spent a few days the past week with relatives in Webster. .. .Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Hampton entertained Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haas of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wickersham of near Fountain City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Bond.... Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Parrish, Cleo, Cath
erine, Edith and Miss Helen Hunt call
ed on Mr. and Mrs. James Bunger Sunday evening. .. .Mrs. Martha Irvin
spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs lnda Davis.
Margaret Sanger Margaret Sanger, president of the American Birth Control league, who will lecture in the ballroom of the Eagles club, at 3:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Nov. 19, is one of the foremost women of the world today. She recently returned from a tour of the world lecturing on birth control in many countries and being the most marked figure at the world conference held In London last summer. Mrs. Sanger is the author of a number of books on this subject' and editor of "Birth Control Review," copies of which will be distributed at the lecture Sunday afternoon free of charge together with other literature concerning her subject. The lecture is open to the public Tickets will be on sale at the door. Mrs. Sanger appears here under the auspices of Esther Griffin White.
BETHEL, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Har
rv Spencer and family entertained at
dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Harding and daughter. Miss Marie, Mr. and Mrs Merle Coleman and Sam
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Kill the Rat Campaign Barium Carbonate, the odorless and tasteless mineral recommended by the U. S. Public Health Service and Biological Survey for rat ex-, termination and now being used in this campaign can be purchased at the following dealers with U. S. Public Health Service directions for use on packages: Quigley Drugs, both stores, Main street. W. H. Sudhoff Drugs, Main St. Russell Phares Drugs, N. E St. Dafler Drug Co.. Main St. A. G. Luken Drug Co., Main St Thistlethwaite's Stores. John F. McCarty, N. 8th St Benham & Ross, S. 9th St. Snonaker & Bathaken, S. E St J. F. Clutter. S. 8th St. Churnsold Grocery, S. 9th St. L C. Hasecoster, 9th and C Sts. Matt Brinker, S. 9th St G. H. Pille, S. Sth St J. H. Brutning, 13th and S. E Sts. E. H. Stegman, S. 12th St. H. Nungesser. S. 12th St Steven Hornack. N. 12th St J. C. Raynard. N. 10th St J. H. McConkey, N. 10th St Pat Tracey's Main St. Geo. R. Martin. Main St E. M. Stetler, Main St J. F. Maher. Main St A. R. Bertsch, Main St. John M. Eggemeyer & Sons, Bee Hive Grocery, Main St . Mercurio & Sons, Main St
T T.. Trarv Tm fn Main Sf
Clover Leaf Grocery. Main St Frank Scheibler, Main St Kleingehrodt & Reardon. South St
Horner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Win. die, of Richmond, and Mrs. William Windle spent Saturday and Sunday with friends and relatives in Elwood. ....Mrs. Milton Alexander and son, Dezel, of Lynn, are spending a few days with Elmer Alexander and family Clarence Clabaugh and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Arch Knight and family Mr. and Mrs. John Weidenbaugh were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Swallow, of Richmond Mrs. Sarah Anderson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. White Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson and daughters spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Cellia Anderson.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. William Solomon and daughters. Misses Alico, Edna and Susie, of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Constable, spent Sunday afternoon with Harry Hawkins and family Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Andrson motored to Dayton Sunday to attend the Billy Sunday meeting Mr. and Mrs. Everett White and Mrs. Stella White spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Bennett of
New Paris, Ohio Mrs. Belle Anderson, of Union City, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Oellie Anderson.
..Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hook of
Union City spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Boren.....
Miss Fern Addleman, Carl Addleman, and Albert YodeT, of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Addleman Th ladies Aid, of Bethel
will give a market and bazaar at Richmond Nov. 25. The sale and mar. ket will be given in the first Na-
ional bank..... Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Hill and daughter Pauline spent Sunday afternoon with Henry Bowen and family, of Union City Mr. and Mrs.
H. V. Goodenough and son. Donald, and Mr. Harris, of Rchmond, Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Brown, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Delia Thomas.. .
..Mrs. Everett White is spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs. Rena Knoll, of Richmond Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Anderson spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. George Hunt, at Richmond. ....Oliver Child er and daughter, Lucille, and friends, of Muncie, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harlan.
HOLLANSBURG, Ohio Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Chenoweth and daughter, Idris, called on Mrs. Mary Hartzell a'nd sister of Greenville, Ohio, Tuesday
morning Mrs. Louie Mikesell spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmon Polley V. E. Chenoweth was a Co
lumbus visitor Monday. . ..Mr. and Mrs. Earl WIggs and son, Robert Charles, of near Whitewater were visitors Sun
day of Mrs. Pheba Piatt The Bethel
Ladies' Aid entertained the Hollans
burg Ladies' Aid at the home of Mrs. John Money, Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ethel Reid and son, Richard, of New Paris and Mrs. Mary Chenoweth spent Sunday with Mrs. Ella Woods.. ..Miss Hon pert took dinner with Mrs. Ella Woods Thursday. .. .Mrs. Mary Chenoweth spent Friday with Mrs. Mollie Stapelton Mr. and Mrs. Hughe Rosary and baby of New Paris spent last week with Ottis Jennings and family ..Mrs. Henry Bicknell spent Wednesday with Mrs. Charley Hill Mrs. Mont Simpson, daughters, Mrs. Ben Richard and son, and Miss
Roma, spent Saturday in Richmond..
. .Mrs. Lurt Reid and son ot New rans spent the week-end with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Chenoweth.... Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Caskey and Hiram Clark and lamily spent Sunday with Chalmer Caskey and family.... Mrs. Myrtle Thompson
of Richmond spent Sunday -with O. T.
Davis and family...... WiU Dana ana family of near Greenville were Hollansburg visitors Sunday afternoon.... Mrs. Harvey Spencer end family of Bethel spent Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Charley Hill.. ..Joe Alexander is improving slowly.. . .Mrs. Nettie Harrison and children of Union City spent last wee,k with her parents, W. A. Chenoweth and family.... I van Richards and family of Richmond and Lural Ross and family of Winchester, Ind, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Viola Richards Nora Payne and family and Mrs. Rheba Piatt spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Emma Williams.. . .A series of revival meetings are being held at the Christian church by Rev. Frazier assisted by Miss Honpert, singr. Much interest Is being manifest er..... Miss Honper was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Richards Wednesday The Pythian Sisters cleared about 22 at their market last Tuesday ..Misses Mary and Christian Morgan and Gladys Ginger spent Monday evening with Miss Ida Piatt Miss Mattie Locke spent Tuesday morning with
Mrs. Dessie White . . . .Ben Richards
and vmily spent Sunday with Mont Simpson and family...... Misses Belle and Frances Oren are working at Richmond.... The Ladies' Aid of the
Christian church cleared $15 at their
market held at the D. R. Thomas store Saturday. .Mr. and Mrs. .George Skin
ner of near Chester spent Thursday with Mrs. Ann Whiteman. . ..Mr. and
Mrs. M.' L. Cox, Mrs. Elsie Howell and
daughter, Robert Cox, and Miss Fran
cis Morris al lof Carlos City were
guests Sunday of Carl Moore and fam
ily Mrs. Ada Teaford and children
of Palestine spent Monday afternoon
witn Mrs. Henry Bicknell and family..
--Mrs. umy is improving slowly. CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. George
Callaway, Elmer Whelan, Edwin Callaway and A. L. Callaway attended the Masonic Past Master's night at Milton Monday night After the work was given by past masters of different lodges, an excellent lunch was served. ....Charles Melbourne has returned from a moose and deer hunt in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Whirley spent Tuesday in Richmond Miss Hazel McQueen has returned to Columbus after a visit with her sister Miss Edith McQueen..... Mrs. Ralph Tague and ..Mrs. Sam Morris spent Monday in Indianapolis Donald Kennedy and John Chase, Jr., have re-
Lutherans Are Addressed By Wittenburg President Dr. Tul08, president of Wittenberg college, was the principal speaker at the Father and Son supper served to members of the First English Lutheran, Second English Lutheran and St Paul's Lutheran churches at the latter church Friday night Dr. Tullos spoke on the great need for young
men In the ministry. He also outlined the advantages of a college education for all those who are able to go to college and remarked that a large number of young men might have a
nigner education if only they thought so. Supper was served In cafeteria style and more than 200 fathers and eona attended.
turned from a few days visit with Charles Wessler In Newcastle..... Will Creitz. Mrs. Julia FVniipr and
Mrs. Sam Marshall have returned from
a iew aays visit in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McGraw spent Monday In Indiananolis Kmti v.hcr ha
returned from Pern where h was mail
ed by the serious illness of his sister
mrs. ja Aiurpny Miss Lydia Mann and Mrs. Bertie Robertson returned to
tneir nome in Muncie after a visit with Mrs. J. R Wharton Miss Jean Callahan has returned to Indianapolis aft
er a visit witn tier sister Mrs. Charles Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Genre Morris
entertained at six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening in honor of his sister
ivirs.uienn xixitx, ot Stubenville, Ohio.
ine guests were Mrs. Glen Butt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris Miospa Pan.
line, Emma and Agnes Morris Mr. and Mrs. William Martin and daughter, Virginia have been visiti
in Indianapolis Mrs. Elmer Newkirk spent Monday in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. E. R, McGraw and Mr.' and Mrs. George Volkart have returned from Glenwood, where they visited relatives Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Masters and family of Laurel visited Mr.
anil Mrs. S. A. Haskett recently.....
Mf and Mrs. Wayne Clark spent Mon
day' in Middle town, Ohio..... Charles
Whireler, Ernest Whelan, Dean House
una vies uoeo ana Byron Stratton, mo
tore.1 to Indianapolis Monday and at
tended the super excellent master degree of Masons Monday night.... Mr.' and Ittrs. Frank Marson have returned
from a visit with relatives in Muncie.
..Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McCullen of
Connersville have been- visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. : Dan Stouecipher. Miss Myrtle Trent has returned from a visit with relatives ta Harrisburg, Ohio Rufus Lindley has been brought home from Hot Springs, Ark.; and is suffering greatly Jrom paralysis. . : , :
German ex-royalties are applying for pensions according to their military ranks. The former crown prince of Bavaria, claims a general's pension.
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So that No One Will be Disappointed or Miss this Sale We Will Be Open All Day Sunday
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case of first come, first served. Not a car will be reserved. WTe 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 any car for anyone under any conditions except actual sale. The Most Brilliant Array of Used, Re-Built, Demonstrators and Exchanged Automobiles Ever Offered Pick out the' car you want. Tell us how, you wish to pay for it we will go to the extreme limit, and then some, to arrange the terms the way you want them. We are determined to sell this stock, so if you want a good car at a right price, ATTEND this SALE.
BUY THE WIFE and FAMILY A CAR Buy it Now and Buy it Here On Sundays and holidays, when the people next door or the family across the street start for the country, or somewhere else but away they go your wife and kiddies look on with many a wish that they were situated so that they could go, too. The only reason for not going is just the car you want for a very little money and plenty of time to pay for it.
FIVE DAYS' TRIAL Dive 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.
FREE DRIVING LESSONS It will not take you long to learn. Our competent instructor will teach you. and teach your wife, all about running and handling the car. CASH OR TIME YOU DECIDE The mechanic or laboring man is as welcome here as the business or professional man. Your dealings are confidential and dignified. You can select any car, regardless of price, and terms to suit you will be arranged. .... . '
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