Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 281, 25 November 1922 — Page 13

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. JND., SATURDAY, NOV. 25, 1922.

PAGE FIFTEEN

CLEVELAND TRAFFIC

nuuiubinu uiiwiiniu AT ALARMING RATE

(By Associated Press) CLEVELAND, Ohio, Not. 25. With the toll of deaths and injuries due to traffic accidents Increasing at a rate which officials Bar is alarming, 115

persons having been killed, and 2,386

injured up to the middle ot November,

police, city council, safety organiza

tions, and citizens are engaged in making a study of the situation in an

effort to minimize the danger to pedes

trians in the congested part of the

city.

Citizens have organized a "vlgflence

committee" to report all violations of

the traffic laws; police have declared

a "war without mercy" on speeders, enforcing the 20 instead of the 25 mile

an hour limit; City Director Lamb, in

conjunction with the legislative com

mittee of the council, is drawing up further regulations for traffic, and

Judges have announced they will give

all traffic violators the "limit.

A study of traffic conditions in the city by the Cleveland Safety Council

disclosed when workhouse sentences

were imposed on violators, and safety

campaigns were under way, the num

ber of deaths and injuries due to auto

mobiles fell off considerably; but, ac

cording to the report, when traffic

officers were taken off duty, and there

was a general Blacking up on the part

of other organizations, the number of

fatalities Increased. Many Under 17

The report showed that 209 of the

E53 persons killed In Cleveland during . the last four years, were under 17

years of age.

County Prosecutor Stanton has asked the co-operation of all. mayors in

cities and villages in Cuyahoga county

f lo keep down the number of auto ac

cidents, and has asked them to confer

with him on a unified code for the

regulation of traffic. ' ' ; While workhouse sentences for traffic violations have been the rule here for somo time, officials point out that higher courts have held that the municipal court of Cleveland hasn't the legal right to Impose such sentences; nevertheless, scores of persons charged with traffic code violations have served terms in the Warrensville workhouse.

OPPONENTS OF "BLANKET LEGISLATION."

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Left to right Miss Sarah Butler, daughter of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University: Mrs. Charles H. Sabln. president of the Woman's National Republican Club, and Mrs. J. Borden Harrlman, chairman of directors of the National Consumers League, who went to Washington to work against the "blanket legislation" proposed by the National Woman's Party. - .

Suburban

SALEM, Ind. Frank Smith and family and Mr. and Mrs. Al Rosenbarger, Harry Long and family of Brookville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Gels Sunday. . . .Edith Keelor was the guest of Mrs. Kate Burke Tuesday afternoon

. . . .Sears Williamson motored to Connersville Tuesday afternoon Kate Burke and Stella Maxwell were guests of friends in Liberty Wednesday afternoon. .. .Amanda Paddock, Alice Tlbbetts, Mary Strong and Mary Albert

Bpent Thursday with Alpha Gardner. The day was spent In making kraut. . ..Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Paddock and

son. Merle, spent Sunday afternoon

with Mr. and Mrs.-Patrick Fogarty at Liberty Edith Keelor spent from Thursday until Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J. F. Clawson ana family of New

Paris, Ohio. On Friday Miss Keelor accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clawson to Cincinnati, each returning the afternoon with a new car....Letitla Williamson spent Sunday with her son, Eddie and family at Cottage Grove... Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Logue spent ' Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. George Keel-

,Oor and Ellen Rucker Mrs. V. C. Boring and daughter. Fay. left Thurs

day of last week for a 6hort visit with

friends In Baltimore, Md ...Edith Keelor was a guest In Cottage Grove

Monday afternoon. .Lora Logue spent

Sunday with Ben" George and family

and her mother, Mrs. Iva Sell....

Mrs. William George and son, Elden

Dean, left Sunday for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Johnnie Baker, near Oxford .... Emaline Gardner spent Thurs

day afternoon with Letitla Williamson

. . . .Sears Williamson was the guest of

J. F. Clawson and family at New Paris Sunday. . . .Charles Sell spent the week

end with Ben George and family and

Mrs. Sell Carolyn Albert had for

her guests Sunday, Marjorie and Mil dred Beard and Marcella Maxwell....

Anna Logue, Mary Bannan and Dena Creek were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

George Keelor and Ellen Rucker Thursday.... Prof. Horem of Earlham, preached at Salem Sunday and he and Mrs.'Rorem and baby and Manraret

Finch were guests of Will Finch and

family.... Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gar

ner spent Monday afternoon - with QeorgB Skinner and family. Mrs.

Delbert Logue went to College Corner

Monday and had her tonsils removed

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Humbert

were guests of Earl Pritchard and fam

ily Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gra

ham of Liberty were guests of Mr. and

Mrs. Edward Gardner Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Judge Booker of New Paris,

Ohio, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

John Mitchell Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burrls spent Sunday with Harry

Goble and fmaily west of Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Clint Gardner ot Liberty spent Sunday evening with Herbert Barnard and family.... Homer Lindsey and family spent Thursday with John Decker and family east of College Coi ner....Rachael Mlze returned home Friday after a visit with her son, Larkln and family... .Homer Lindsey and

family spent Sunday with Otis Miller

and family at Wood's Station. ...Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Johnson and Mr. and

Mrs. Plttman and little granddaughter

of Richmond spent Sunday with Cyrus Johnson and family and T. F. Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. John Paddock and son, Lawrence were 'Callers in the afternoon

....Frank Thurston -and family were guests of Ed Lee and family Sunday.. T. B. Johnson is slowly Improving.... Ethel Coleman entertained at dinner Sunday Josephine Gard of Liberty....

LThe Cy.imunity club held an all-day

meeting with Mrs. Levi BrooKDans nday. Those present were Kate Burke, Ethel Coleman. Lulu Pritchard, Effle Dunlap, Abbie Davis, Laura Logue, Martha Logue, Elsie Logue, Bertha Logue, Retta Johnson, Dora Higgins, Bertie Caldwell, Alice Sanford, Flor

ence Burris, Mary Bannan, Stella Max

well, Amanda Paddock, Matie Daugnerty, Lizzie Thurston, Anna Lacey,

Mary Strong. Mr. and Mrs. Araery

and Grace Brookbank....Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Benham were guests of Mr. and

Mrs. Jc)in Burke last week. . ..Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caldwell, Hollis Maxwell and family and Howard Higgins and family pleasantly surprised Mrs. Frank Thurston Sunday evening in honor of her birthday Mary Albert, Lizzie

Thurston, Stella Maxwell and Anna

Logue attended a "kraut party at Mrs.

Sam Caldwell B Tuesday. Four gallons of kraut were made and one comfort

knotted for Mrs. Caldwell after which

a line dinner was served ana enjoyea

by aU.... Julian Robert Logue, baby

son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Logue has

been ill.

LIBERTY, Ind. -Charles Keolor of

Hamilton was the guest of Miss Addle

Roach Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Louis

Harrell have returned from Indianap

olis. . . .Mr. and Mrs. . Charles Feezer

were In Indianapolis the first of the week. . . .Among the young people who visited Richmond Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. George Coughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mitchell, Miss Nondus Moore and Roy Creek, Miss Nelle Stahr and Herbert Ellison Mrs. Cam Miller ar-

.augeu a large oirtnday celebration In

children of" Richmond, Everett Miller of Oxford and Miss Margarite Ault of

College Corner 'Omar Miller and fam

ily and Robert Toole and family ot

Cottage Grove, Mrs. Mary McComas of Richmond, Ora Miller of Connersville, Harry Rldenour and family and

father. Will Ridenour of liberty

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Howe are

guests of Mrs. Amy Howe Miss

Martha Page left Thursday for Fionaa

to spend the winter months. . . .Mrs. J.

E. Sizelove and daughter, Ruth, ana son. Forrest, of Oxford, were guests

ofMr And Mrs. Benton 6izlove the

first of the week... Mrs. Emma De-

Yelin who has been the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Hosted and family has

gone to Detroit to visit her son. . . .otto Dudley, who has discontinued his bakery here and has moved his family to Connersville for future residence

Mrs. Allle Roach and daughter, Addle

have gone to Indianapolis and Chicago

for several weeks .-...Miss Addie oil:

more entertained-a group of teachers

of Center township schools Tuesday

evening. - The guests were Mr. and

Mrs. E. HBell, Mr. and Mrs. Russell

Ratliff, Mr.' and Mrs. Loren Chastain,

Miss Laura Hill, Miss Oso Duyall and

Miss Nelda Kern

FAIR HAVEN. Ohio. Rev. James Wyantt and familof Springfield spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Will B. Cline....Mr. and Mrs. Munns Laird attended a surprise on the latter's brother, Robert Caldwell of Talwanda,

Tuesday.... Mr. and, Mrs. Ed Wilson

of Cincinnati, Bpent last Sunday at the

home of Charles Philpott The bur

ial of Miss Hazel Brumley of Eaton,

took place here one day last week

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Statzer and

family attended the funeral of Emma

Louise Taylor at Farmersville Wed'

nesday. . . .The Jolly Hustlers will hold an all day's eetlng at the home of

Mrs. George Wallace Thursday. The ladies will entertain their husbands

and families with an oyster dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ramsey of Middle-

town spent the week end with the lat

ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James

Heavenridge.. .Rich White and daugh

ters, Ethel and Isma, of Eaton, spent

Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ken-

worthy and family Mr. and Mrs,

Dave Mann and son Noble, Mr. and

Mrs. Carlos Mann and Ett Newton

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Thompson and family.. ...The members of the M. E. church and of Sugar

Valley church gave a surprise for their pastor and family, Rev. and Mrs Charles Lever, Wedflesday evening ac the parsonage.... Mr. and Mrs. Ellis White, Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Heavenridge, Mrs. Mary Sauerhoefer, Charles Philpott and sons George and Freder-

Of Many Lighting Effects Dave Harris who closes his engagement at the Murray theatre Saturday night is not only a musician and singer of more than the average ability as

well ,as a showman who knows how to "put his stuft over to the best advan

tage, but he has other accompusnments along mechanical lines. Harris comes from Pittsburgh and during his

early youth (he is but a young man now) served an apprenticeship at-the great Westinghouse works where he became a journeyman electrician. Mr. Harris built all of the many beautiful electrical effects employed during the

presentation ot his act and spenas most of his spare time back stage' where he is constantly striving to im

prove his ideas. .. Mr. Harris has invented several lighting effects and is

at present experimenting with a color scheme which if perfected will revolutionize 6tage lighting.

Farlow reside on a farm near Modoc. . ....Mr. and Mrs. George Beieson and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beeson . . . , Mr. and Mrs. Harl Gray and family visited Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds of Richmond Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. Ross Knox en

tertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bonneyweli and f.unily ot this place and Mr. Bonneywell"B brother and family of North Dakota,... Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Borne and family

were at Munpie Sunday Mrs. Artie

Anderson called on Mrs. Ed itm Waltz recently Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Harter and daughter, Edith, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Gfberson of Farmland Sunday.... Miss Eva Bales spent Sunday with Miss Npvela Noblet Mrs.

OrvH Gray spent Wednesday with Mrs. Clair Buckley Mrs. Lewis Bales and sons, Curtis, Orin and Joseph and Orvil Jackson were at Newcastle Monday.... Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beeson called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beeson Sunday evening Revival meetings are in progress at the M, E. church at Franklin. '

Take Home a Pound of Our 19-cent Candy TRACY'S

ick spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

John Edmondeon of Rushville. . . .Hen

ry Avery entertained his brother, ot Muncie, last week Louis-Creech is ill Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Craig and daughter Anna Mae spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Daily and family.... Miss Hannah Ledwell 13 visiting at the home of John Rodefer.... Ed Thompson spent Tuesday evening in Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. James

Catron attended the funeral of the lat

ter's sister Anna Bader, at Indianapolis.... Mrs. Munns Laird is entertaining a 6ister of College Corner this

week Miss Minnie Creech spent Tuesday with Mrs. Susie Earhart in

Camden Miss Mary Thompson spent Wednesday nigbt with her

grandmother, Mrs. Malinda Newton, of

Camden. .. .Messrs. Walter Shaw and Charles Philpott spent Tuesday in

Brookville, Ind... Mrs. Sherman Craig entertained her nephew of Dayton, Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Hezekiah Armstrong of Middletown, 6pent Sun

day with Mr. and Mrs. James Heaven

ridge. , DALTON, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Lor

enze Farlow gave a miscellaneous

Ehower Saturday night in honor of

their Bon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and

Mrs. Charley Farlow, who were re

cently married. A number of useful

presents were received. Mr. and Mrs.

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"Better Come Early" Pipe Organ -Concert Orchestra Another Big-Time Bill Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 7 BROWN GIRLS "A Symphony in Tone and Color" . A strperb feminine organization in which the beauty of young womanhood vies with the charm of tonal coloring. Yes, they "syncopate 'em" and play just what you like to hear, BURNUM "A Novelty Surprise" An air of mystery pervades the billing of this act. You will have to see for yourself just what it is all about. But we do know you will be interested. OLIVER and LEE "The Boob and the Girl" She is a very pretty girl; and, while he may be a "boob," you will laugh and enjoy every second of their offering. 3 WILSON GIRLS "Artistic Dance Novelty? Aside from their dancing talent, these girls have won recognition for their beauty. The combination more than makes the offering worth while. "VALLEY OF SILENT 3WEN" Six-Reel Paramount Production Coming Thursday Pepita.Grenados Co royal dancers to the Court of Spain; Bert Howard; Mack and Maybelle; Yokohama Boys.

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Admission: . . Adults, Sunday and Evenings, 35c; Children, 15c Adults, Matinees, 25c; Children, 15c

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Starting Sunday Also Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday The Greatest Cast Ever Assembled in One Program Harold Lloyd, Kennelh Harlan, Rosemary Theby, Wallace Beery, Be be Daniels, Alice Lake t . In the greatest play of the Yukon and the Northwest since Rex Beach's "The Spoilers

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