Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 292, 8 December 1922 — Page 16
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 1922.
NO RESERVED SEATS FOR. BILLY SUNDAY i MEETING AT EATON
' EATON, Ohio, Dec. 8. No seats will
be reserved for the Billy Sunday meet
ing here Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in the Presbyterian church, it: has been announced by the committee in' charge of the meeting. Nor will -there be any seats reserved for the meeting, Mrs. Sunday will address in .the Christian church at the same time her husband is speaking in the other church nearby, the committee states. "First come, first served," is the way the committee puts it. The committee will send an automobile to Dayton to bring the Sunday party to Eaton and immediately after the meetings will convey the party ' back to Dayton. Preceding Mr. Sunday's sermon and the address by Mrs. Sunday, congrega
tional singing will be enjoyed for a brief period, with the Rev. Hiley Bak
er and the Rev; A. C. Barnhart, local ministers, in charge. The local Ministerial association Is
responsible for the coming visit of. the
noted evangelist to Eaton.
Furnishing $500 bond, Fred Becker, 19 years old, of near Peru, Ind., was
released Thursday from the county jail, where he had been held several days in default of bond, pending action
of the grand jury on a charge of auto
stealing entered against him. A. J.
Hiestand. cashier of the Preble County
National bank, and Harry Oldfather
signed the bond for Beckers release,
Becker and a pal. Earl Oldfather, 19 years old, living near Peru, Ind., wer-3 arrested for stealing 8 car from
the Haber Auto company, of Eaton
They entered pleas of guilty in a
squire's court and were held to the grand jury. Thus far Oldfather has been unable to furnish $500 for his re
lease from jail. .,...
It ia expected the Richmond Pike
rtreet brick paving improvement, com
pleted a few days ago, will be opened
to traffic Dec. 13. The street Is being permitted to "cure." The improvement
was under construction several weeks and it is said the completed streets Joins up and completes and improved highway joining Dayton and Indianapolis. It is expected the West Main street new concrete bridge will be opened at the same time the street Is opened. His ideas of how business success may be achieved here, were expressed by O. A. Garver, Strarburg, Ohio, mftrchant, in a talk here Thursday night, at a chamber of commerce banquet in the Pythian temple. He spoke modestly of a large department store he operates in Strasburg, which is. reputed to do a million dollar business annually, and that in a village of several hundred people. Deputy State Fire Marshal C. C-
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GET CHRISTMAS SEALS All citizens of Richmond who subscribed $5 or more in the Community Chest campaign last summer are receiving Christmas seals from the Wayne county Christmas steal committee by virtue of their contributions to the Welfare League. , - Because of the chest plan of raising funds, there will be no Christmas seal campadgn in Richmond this year, it Is announced, and the committee, which is affiliated with the Social Service bureau, a participating organization in the Community Chest, is taking
this method to express its apprecia
tion for the co-operation of the com munity in conducting its work.-
The plan for the distribution of the
seals provides that those who con
tributed $5 or more receive 20 Bealn;
$10 or more, 35 seals; $15 or more.
50 seals; $20 or more, 75 seals; $25
or more, 100 seals.
Sale of the eeal3 will be conducted
in Wayne county, outside of Richmond. The budget for the Richmond work of the Wayne county Tubercu
losis committee will be raised by the
welfare league at the time of the next Community Chest campaign. Although there will be no campaign in Richmond, seals will be. on sale in the office of the Social Service bureau, the lobby of the post office and probably a few other places, which will be announced later. '
Called by Death
She Is Miss Margaret Leahy, and sbe recently won a contest conducted by the London Daily Sketch to decide a dispute over good looks among the screen aspirants of Great Britain. Miss Leahv ha? lust arrived in the United States and will soon be seen in a new film production, giving Americans an opportunity to pass on the abilities of the ludees in the beauty show. . .
Palmer gave a talk along the line of fire hazard. The local situation in this respect is . said to be far from good. president Joseph Poos, of the chamber of commerce, presided at the dinner, which was attended by 125 business men and citizens.
THEATRES (Continued from Page Fifteen) bears the burden of contiually adjusting the troubles caused by a weak-willed brother, Nea. Through trying to shield him from arrest for forging a
check in the name of the factory own, er, Madge places herself in a position where the owner who is the fiance of Gloria Wheaton. brother of the man who loves Madge, protect herself with
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EATON, Ohio, Dec 8. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Barrett, 78 years old, who died Wednesday afternoon in the home of her son, Thomas A. Barrett, a few hours aftor being stricken with paralysis, will be conducted Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock in the home, Vine street, according to arrangements at this time. Burial will be at Middletown, Ind. Mrs. Barrett is survived only by her son, whose wife was accidentally electrocuted by an electric wire in her home last spring. MRS. ANGELINA HOFFMAN ' WINCHESTER, Ind., Dec 8. Mrs. Angelina Hoffman, 82 years of age, died here at her home on South Meridian street, at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon. She had been bedfast 6ince April. She leaves her husband, Daniel E. Hoffman; a son, Riley H.
Hoffman, and one daughter, Mrs. Nellie Clevenger. Funeral services will
be held from the home, at 2 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, with the Rev. O. T. Martin of the Methodist church, officiating. Interment will be in Fountain Park cemetery.
bed and Madge and her brother run
away to escape arrest.
Fate leads Madge to the home of
of Miss Wheaton, wno, not knowing
her, hides her from the police. Again the brother, Ned turn up, takes some
money from a table, and escapes, leaving Madge to face the music. The story ends happily for Madge and
Dick, while Burleigh and his fiance are left tp settle their affair as best
they can.
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An unusual accompaniment to afternoon tea ia a shallow basket of potato chips- The greaseless variety now obtainable in Deroell's Golden-crisp Potato Chips 13 most acceptable. A resourceful hostess, who substituted these chips for salted nuts when the latter prored rancid, declares th ncrMunt was a bleesins. and
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ORIENTAL GIFT SHOP 902 MAIN ST. Here are a few of the wonderful priced articles for. IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS Madeira Linen Handkerchiefs, each ...50v Madeira Linen Napkins, dozen $8.00 Maderia Luncheon Sets, 13 pieces, per set ..... $10.00 Onyx Silk Hosiery, per pair $2.00 China Candlesticks, each $1.00 If you have not seen our wonderful display of ORIENTAL RUGS you are missing something. Give the family an Oriental Rug for Christmas.
BUY THESE FOR LITTLE SISTER
Great Assortment of Dollies Some talk and1 sleep. All have real hair and beautiful dresses. As a special we offer one similar to picture for only
48c up
Little Maid's Kitchen Cabinet
Just Eke the big cabinet In Mother's kitchen, and complete in every detail. Hurry in tomorrow for one at the
special price of
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Banjo Outfit Banjo Case, extra strings, picks, instruction book, complete in this remarkable outfit S14.00 up
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"Rubble
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With a Grafonola and someone who can strum a TJkulele you have a vest pocket orchestra. Ukes are so easy to play that some folks look on people who cas't a-s socially low. If Uke playing leads on to popularity, your road should lead to the Weisbrod , store tomorrow, especially for sach a Christmas offer as this. . Genuine TJkulele, carrying case, book of Instructions, and extra strings included In every outfit.
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iaxaphone Outfit
Special Christmas Gift Terms
Cornet Outfit Easy Terms
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Dancing Toys . The Ragtime Fun for your Kiddies Set of 3 $1.00 Equipped to dance on any phonograph or record. Another feature for the little folks at
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