Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 280, 24 November 1922 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1922.

AUDITOR OF PREBLE TO ATTEND ALL-DAY STATE TAX SESSION

EATON, Ohio, Nov. 24. County Auditor S. C. Hunt, with other county auditors in the state, will attend an all-day and evening meeting of the Btate tax commission In Columbus, Dec. 5. Auditor Hunt will remain over in Columbus the next two days to attend the C3th, annual meeting of the Ohio County Auditors association. Miss Edith Parks, of Willshlre, district V. R. C. Inspector, inspected Mulharen-OCain post, W. IL C, here Thursday night At the conclusion of the inspection, a social session was held and refreshments were served. : Almost three months have elapsed since the last run was made by the fire department. To be exact, the last run was on Sept 3. The fire loss in Eaton has been almost negligible within the last year. This is due to carefulness on the part of the people, according to the belief of Fire Chief George Shaver.

Workings of the federal farm loan act were fully explained by A. R Stokesbury, appraiser for the Federal Farm Loan bank at Louisville, Ky.. in a meeting here Thursday afternoon, which was arraneed for by County

Agent E. D. Turner.. There was a liberal attendance of farmers at the

meeting.

Supt R. W. Solomon, of the Middletown public schools, will address a morning and afternoon Besslon of a Preble County Teachers' association

meeting here Saturday in tne court nniiBo hscptyi Wv hall. The annual elec

ion at officers of the association will

be held. The meeting will open at

9:30 o'clock.

Fame of Preble countyB new courthouse has reached as far west as Mis

souri. From Sedalia comes a com-

m ii n Nation reauestine information

concerning the cost, date of erection and architect's name. A rough floor

plan of the building is requested, If nnctufhlA. ' '

Tfre Sedalia courthouse was destroyed by fire, recently, it is explained, and as erection of a new buildiDg is contemplated it is desired to obiin infor

mation concerning modern counnousea now in use. The communication was

addressed to Clerk of Courts V. O

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Senior Luther league of the Trinity Lutheran church. i There will be a special program at the regular meeting of the Epworth league of the Third M. E. church next Sunday evening.

The annual Thanksgiving service of

the Woib-j! Foreign Missionary society of the lhird M. E. church will be observed on Nov. 29.

The Ladies Aid society of the St.

John's Lutheran held a market in the

Parish house Wednesday and Thurs

day afternoons. -

Meetings of the Ladies' Aid societies

of the First and Second English Lutheran churches held meetings at their

respective churches Thursday. The meeting at the First English Lutheran church was an all-day arfair at which plans were made for the Christmas bazaar which the society will hold on Friday and Saturday, Dec 1 end 2.

Rev. Charles M. Woodman will he-

gin Sunday morning in the West Richmond Friends church a series of sermans on the "Personal and Social Sig

nificance of Church Attendance."

The Annual thank offering meeting

of the Woman's Missionary society of

the Second English Lutheran church

In Richmond Churches

Samuel Garton director of muBic at

Grace M. E. church, is arranging

special musical program for Sunday

night services at the church.

The public will be welcome to attend a Christinas bazaar which 13 to be held on Dec. 7, afternoon and evening by the ladies of the First M. E. church at the church. A chicken dinner will

be served at 6 o'clock.

Mrs. Rofs W. Stoakes Is directing the work of the Intermediate league of

the First M. E. church in planning

pperial entertainment for next Sunday evening at which the grown-ups will

be special guests. The public Is Invited to attend

market which is to be held at the market house Saturday afternoon by the

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will be held Friday evening at,T;30 o'clock in the church. All members and their families are cordially invited. A work meeting of the E. R. class of the Reid Memorial church will be held at the church Friday night. A cafeteria chicken supper will be served by the Earlham Heights Dorcas society at the .Earlham Heights

church Friday evening irom s:m to i o'clock. The public is invited. An entertainment will follow.

The annual basket supper will be

held at the south Eighth street Friends church Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock. All members and attenders are cordially invited.

Members of the Baptist church are asked to bring donations for the B. Y. P. U. pie, cake, and candy sale at the First National bank Saturday to the bank after 9 o'clock. A market, bazaar, and sale of house dresses and aprons will be held Saturday at 1027 Main street by the Ladies' Aid society of the Second Presbyterian church. The Webster township Sabbath school convention will be held Sun

day afternoon, Nov. 26, at 2 o'clock

in the Webster M. E. church. There will be special music and speaking. A market will be held by members of Mrs. Lee B. Nnsbaum's Sunday school class of the First English Lu theran church Saturday morning at the American Trust and Savings company beginning at 10:30 o'clock. The proceeds are to go toward the Christmas fund. The Ladies' Aid of the First Chris

tian church will give a Gold Medal baked food sale in a window, the Palladium building on Saturday, Nov. 25,

commencing at 10 o clock. Mrs. H. W.

Mann and Mrs. E. H. Daggv are in

charge of arrangements for the sale.

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CANDIES for Thanksgiving

OYSTERS for Thanksgiving ICE CREAM for Thanksgiving

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NEW ARRIVALS in Super-Quality Velour Living Room Suites

Beautiful S-piece suites upholstered in first Qual

ity velour. Priced suit you, starting at

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Right at the opening of the holiday season we have grouped these Shirts in two lots, and starting tomorrow, and for a few days only, offer them to you at very attractive prices. LOT No. 1 Collar attached, turn-back cuff ; Shirts regular $2.50 and $3.00 values; sizes 14 to 15Y. Special at

$1.95

LOT No. 2-

Collar-band Shirts with soft turn-back cuffs, regular $3.00 and $4.00 sellers, sizes 13 lz to 18. Special at

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Men who have a decided penchant for quality Neckwear will have their desires satisfied if selection is made here. Our Cravats are lonesome in the field of quality, originality and durability. Regular $1.25 and $1.50 Ties for a few days only at

JUST A FEW LEFT Felt Hats Regular $3.00 and $4.00 values as offered in last week's sale. Take your choice of these Hats now at

$2.00

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BIG BUILDING PROGRAM -

EVANSVILLE, Nov. 24. One real

estate organization in this city has an

nounced a J200.000 building program for 1923. The program, it was said.

will provide for the building of more

tnan 100 modern homes in Varnerton and Idlewild. Work will beein early

in the spring, according to H. M. Dickman, secretary of the real estate firm.

A rope is stronger when wet than dry. A new rope which has absorbed 50 per cent of its own weight in water will be Increased in strength. 16 per cent .

31 PERSONS IN JAIL ON SPEEDING CHARGES

(By Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, Nov. 24. Thirtyone persons, including one woman, were in jail today for speeding and reckless driving, bringing up to 85 the total to receive such sentences in the Los Angeles police court this week. Fifty alleged offenders "were notified to appear for' pleading today. 'If we can not get all the speeders

in the courtroom, we will adjourn to

a vacant lot." announced Police Judge Joseph F. Chambers.

"I am sending speed maniacs to jail because that is where they belong."

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24. The

California state automobile associa

tion has appointed 200 members In San Francisco to co-operate with the

San Francisco police department in

reporting traffic law violatios by autoists. Each member named also was

pledged to set an example in careful

driving.

A Clean Shave Gives you new pep. 5 skilled barbers Harter Shop In the Murray Bldg.

Don't forget your Sunday supply of BREAD, ROLLS and CAKES Henry Farwig & Son 1031 Main St

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BURY ACCIDENT VICTIM RTJSHVILLE, Ind, Nov. 24. Fu

neral arrangements were being made

today for Virgil Thompson. 37, who was killed in an auto accident Thursday. It was stated by doctors that his

companion. Harry Smith, who was

with him when the auto which Thomp

son was driving, ran onto the railroad tracks in front of a passenger train, was Btruck and carried a block by the locomotive. Thompson's chest was crushed.

GROOM GETS LOST

ON WAY TO WEDDING SOUTH BEND, Nov. 24. -Compelled

to detour because of a bridge being

out, Benjamin Levitson of South Bend,

got lost on his way to his own wed

ding and caused a' delay of nearly six hours. He was married to Miss Mina

Portman, who lives near Ligonier.

There are olive tree still v1lrtinT

that have been yielding crops for centuries.

Liggett Blames Pacifists

For Length Of Battle t?y Associated Press) ' C . SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24. Lieut.General Hunter Liggett, retired, speaking before adjutant generals from states in the Ninth army corns area now in convention here at a luncheon, tendered them by the Association of the. United States said America's preparedness would have shortened the battle of the Argonne to three days. He declared: "If Congress had provided funds so that America might have been prepared the green American troops who won the battle of the Argonne in many days of costly fighting would have smashed through the third day. taken two whole divisions

of German prisoners and would have ended the war in the most brilliant victory in his history. The speaker also arraigned the "shallow and foolish pacifists whose talk is based on the belief that there would be no more wars."

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SPECIAL SALE of

ilverware

Starting Tomorrow, While They Last Our Broken Lots of

1847 Roger Brothers Silver Patterns in the lot include Louvain, Cromwell and Queen Ann . 33 1-3 Off Regular Prices

S3.75 Teaspoons, set of 6, at $2.50 $7.50 Tablespoons, set of 6, at $5.00 $2.60 Sugar and Butter Knife, set.. $1.72 $2.50 Gravy Ladle at $1.67 Other items at equally attractive prices. This is your opportunity to get the best Silver-plated goods at greatly reduced prices.

Charles H. Haner

810 Main Street

JEWELER

Glasses Fitted

Boys' Union Suits, Hanes and Mayo makes, all Blzes made of ecru heavy fleeced ribbed colters material, the ideal for boys; week end spec. $1.10 Ladies Flannelette Gowns, all sizes and assorted colored stripes, V neck style and long sleeves, week end spec. 96 Ladies' Knit Underskirts, made of the heaviest yarns obtainable, now is the opportunity to get your winter supplies at reduced prices; week end special 53 Boys' knit Toboggans and Wool Slipover Caps and Hats In all colors and styles and excellent for their warmth; a clean-up for week end 43j

Ladles Union Sulfa, heavy ribbed, In high neck, long sleeves and ankle length; low neck, elbow sleeves and ankle length, our regular $1.75 values, week end special 81.29 Children's brown or black mercerized Hose In ribbed or drop stitch styles, made with triple toes and heels, an excellent wearer and a neat looking hose; week end special. 3 pairs for 99 Ladies' All Wool Hose in brown or black, medium weight with gray, blue, green, yellow or henna hand embroidered clocks, all sizes, regular $1.75 value; week end specials ........$1.59

REAL SILK HOSE, 80c PAIR "SUB-STANDARDS" All different colors, made of 12-thread silk; ravel stop, shaped foot, seam up back, wide elastic top. Specially priced at 80 cents.

Note These Specials for Friday and Saturday 32-lnch Serpentine and Jap-- $3.00 Wearwell Blankets in anese Crepes in plain shades blue, tan, grey and pink block and fancy patterns, week end patterns, size 64x76: week special, yard 29 end special, pair ...2 29 SSL" .TSSS 36-inch black Silk Taffeta, a 22x45 Turkish Bath Towels, $1.59 value, week end special, extra heavy, white only, week yard S1.19 end special, each 49.

Our November Fur Sale Now on SATURDAY Showing a most beautiful selection of high - grade Fur Coats, Capes, Scarfs, etc.

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