Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 290, 6 December 1922 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1922.

S.S.I. A. URGES NINTH STREET STRAIGHTENED OFFICERS RE-ELECTED Officers of the South Side" Improvement association Tuesday night were re-elected to serve for the coming year at a meetiog beid at the Beallview club house. The officers are: A. W. Bickwedel, president; William Bartel, Jr., first vice president; John Zwlssler, second vice president; S. O. Beck third vice president; J. Henry E. Bode, secretary; Matt Von Pern, financial secretary; Anton Stolle, treasurer. The directors were chosen as follows: John Xiewoehner, Arthur Brockman. Fred Hackman, Matt Brinker and William Haberkern. The installation of the officers will take place the first Tuesday of the new year. Frank Strayer, prosecutor-elect "will be the installing officer. The secretary will

report all the business transacted dur

ing the past year. Legislation, proposing a two cent tax

to be placed on each gallon of gaso

line for the upkeep o the roads, was endorsed.

It was urgent that the improvement of the Boston pike to the county line

be pushed. The matter referred to the Street and Alley committee. Forward Bridge Plans. . : Definite plans have been forwarded to officials of the C. and O. railroad, for th8 new bridge to be constructed on Ninth street over the C. and O. tracks. It is hoped to have a bridge constructed of Iron, with a cement floor. A plan for eliminating the danger of accidents at the corner of South Ninth and B streets, was suggested. The lot standing on the north east corner has been bought by the Standard Oil company for building an oil filling Htation. Ninth street is straight until it comes to South E street. Here it juts to the east for about 15 feet and "then continues south to the Boston :jike. By cutting the southwest corner and the northeast corner, a straight street would result. , It was suggested that the playground of the Hibberd school on South Eighth street be leveled so that children would not have to wade throusrh water puddles whenever it rains. Old dead limbs hanging from trees in the school yard are to be trimmed off. An auditing committee was appointed to inspect the records of the association. The members of the committee who were selected are C S. Heet, Joseph-Wulterman and Alfonse Wel-shaupt..

Camp Ki-Ro Members

Urged To Attend Re-union Re-union of the members of Camp Ki-Ro will be held Wednesday night at the Y. M. C. A. Every boy who attended the camp this summer, is urged to be present as emblems won at the camp, are to be given out. A camp fire will be on the program.

Circuit Court

DISMISS DAMAGE SUIT The damage suit of J3.500 of Frank Eby against John A. Faber, was dismissed in Wayne circuit court Wednesday at the cost of the plaintiff. NOTIFIED TO ANSWER Notice wa3 given Ben Maag, Jr., by the court Wednesday to answer the claims of Esther Ryan in her damage suit for $2,000 on account of personal injuries. CASE IS DISMISSED The case of H. L. Morgan and company against Angelo Chirenza was dis

missed and the costs were paid in 1 Wayne circuit court Wednesday. The suit was a demand on account for $78.10. UNION BANK SUES " Suit by the Union National bank on note and to foreclose mortgage to the

amount of $5,029.94 was filed in circuit court late Tuesday against Harry S. Marshall and others. ISSUED MARRIAGE PERMIT A marriage license was issued late Tuesday to Clifford Jackson, colored, janitor, of Dayton, Ohio, and Marie Freeman, colored, city.

TO BUILD STADIUM TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Dec. 6. The park board has voted to erect a stadium large enough to seat 200,000 people. The estimated cost is $400,000. The cost will be cared for by a bond

issue. The need of a stadium has been felt for several years, but most keenly during the last year, when the old Athletic park was insufficient to care for the attendance at ball games, community pageants and other athletic events.

PERRY WISON GIVEN SURPRISE BY BOYS

Perry A. Wilson of the local Y. M. C. A. was literally "kidnapped" Tuesday night, by a group of ardent ad mirers who had arranged a delightful surprise party and chicken supper for him, to be given at the home of Tom Beeson. The rarty was planned as follows: ; Professor Markle. of Earlham college, was to call Mr. Wilson and arrange a committee meeting to be held at the home of the professor, according to instructions given by Mr. Mar

kle. when some one knocked at the

front door. The professor went to an

swer the knock, and upon openig the door, he saw a boy waiting. The lad

asked to speak to Mr. Wilson. Mr.

Wilson went out on the porch to talk to the boy, when he was seized from

all sides, thrown into a wheelbarrow

Camera Shop Kewpie Lads Turning Oat Strong For Work On Dennis Court Richmond Camera Shop Kewpies are rounding-their basketball quintet into a machine, which is expected to be as formidable as that of last year, if rot more so. Practice sessions are being held under the direction of Bill Morrey, who has returned from a northern hunting trip, In a recent practice session, the Kewpies tried some f last year's sigfnls and scrimmaged lightly wi'.h the .. Thi Delt five. Su'h candidates as Harkins, Thomas, Addleman, Retz, Wagner, Thompson, Breese. Amick, Lohman. O. Monger and Graffis are out for the team thitf season. The next rehearsal will be held Thursday night from 5:30 to 7 o'clock in the Dennis gym. It is altogether probable that the team will be equipped with new uniforms this year. Ths team intends to make a classy appearance wherever it goes. Several teams are anxious to book the youngsters with most any kind of terms.

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and whirled rapidly, down the street, by a mob of about 20 boys. He was

taken to the home of Tom Beesoc.

where a splendid chicken dinner was

served. This supper was planned in appreciation of the work done by Mr. Wilson at the West Richmond Friends church.

Hi-Y Boys Set Standard

For Christian Living

Members of the Hi-Y club are wearing new Dins. The insignia of the

club is at the top of the pin. Under the insignia is a white cross. Over 60 boys are now wearing these pins. The club has taken the following as its motto: "To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character." The white cross on the pin signifies purity; the red triangle stands for red-blooded service and growth in body, mind and spirit. The members of the club have agreed that

if the motto is broken by any one of them, he will turn in his pin until he

comes up to standard and lives up tOi the motto. s - f

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Guaranteed Electric Irons $3.98 Child's Bissell Carpet Sweepers $1.39

Child's Solid Oak Rockers

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Gift

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Vantine's Oriental Incense and Incense Burners In all novelty designs 25 to $2.50 Vantine's Perfume and Toilet Water Exquisite odors of excellent quality. Perfume Sets in fancy inlaid Japanese boxes. Atomizers and Perfumizers The very latest in toilet accessories 75 to $10.00 IVORY PYRALIN

Pyralin quality In the exclusive fc)u Barry pattern is a combination of usefulness and beauty that we are proud to feature. Service considered, this is the most economical toiletware you can buy. We sell complete sets . or single pieces easy to match at any time.

Knollenberg's Solves Your Gift Problems The problem of selecting the right gift for the right person is a brain-racking task at best that is, until you shop at Knollenberg's. For gifts suggest themselves to you all over the store; inspiration peeps at you from unexpected corners; an, after a while, you discover your list has filled itself. Months of preparation on our part that YOU may choose in a moment.

Handkerchiefs

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Handkerchiefs are Lovelier Than Ever Handkerchiefs have reached the state of being as lovely as they are needful, and nowadays the gift of them is cause for delight. More charming examples of hand-work of clever designing and skillful conception, would be difficult to conceive. Ruffled with net, with motifs of lace, or severely plain linen ones with an initial in the corner. And their cost is very, very little.

Ladies' white Embroidered Handkerchiefs, special, each ....5c, 10c, 25c, 50c, $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 Ladies Initial Handkerchiefs each 25c, 35c, 50c Children's Handkerchiefs, each 5c to 15c

Ladies' Crepe de Chine, beautiful colors and patterns, each 20c to 35c Children's Box Handkerchiefs, per box 25c to 50c Men's Silk Handkerchiefs, each 50c to $1.25

Give Writing Paper for Christmas Stationery in fancy boxes. You must see this assortment. Beautiful lints of pink, blue, lavender and buff 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.03 and up to $4.00 per box

Methol Cherry Bark Cough Syrup at 24 and 49 ? DeWitt's White Pine and Menthol Cough Syrup now at 23 and 43

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Neckwear for Women The daintiness of a crisp organdie collar, or the delicate charm of a lace Bertha are two of the reasons why neckwear for women is so popular this season. It can make a frock new by endowing it with fresh life and as a gift, is always in good taste. Crisply tailored cr gracefully beruftled one is lovelier than the other. Neckwear for Women 39c to 5.00

HOSIERY

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On Sale in Our Hosiery Dept. (First Floor)

Miscellaneous Suggestions That Will Be Appreciated

Manicure Sets, set $1.35 to $15.00 Shaving Sets, set $3.50 to $10.00 Candle Sticks, each 48c to $5.00 Ladies' 2 -clasp Gloves, Cashmere and Chamoisette, price, pair 50c Ladies' Strap Wrist Gloves, black and colors. per pair 85c to $2.50 Ladies Trefousse real French Kid Gloves, 2-clasp,

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also strap wrist, pair $3.75, $4.50, $5.03 Ladies' Wool Gauntlets, all cc'.ors per pair $1.00 to $3.00 Men's Black Cotton Socks, good shades, pair 25c ' Men's Lisle Mercerized Socks, best colors; per pair 35c and 40s Men's Silk Socks, all grades and complete line of shades, pair 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $2.00

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We have contracted for a large percentage of these sub-standards as a regular feature of our Hosiery Department. See these Hose examine them, compare them; note their fine material, manufacture; their freedom from unsightly or damaging blemishes. Judge their, value for yourself.

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