Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 298, 14 December 1922 — Page 3

DAYTON POLICEMAN, , SUSPENDED JO FACE LIQUOR LAW CHARGE t DAYTON, Ohio, Dec. 14. Charges of violating the Crar.be act will facs

Patrolman Frank Amos. 1708 East

Fifth street, after ce Is suspended from the police force today by Chief J. H. Woodward. This became known yesterday after a police squad, directed by Sergeant N. H. Haywood, raided Amos' hom and, found a large still, seven barrels of mash and a quantity of whisky. A man giving the name of Lee Rader, and living in the same house, was arrested. Impersonation Charged Charles Owens, 24. Greenville, will be given an opportunity in police court this morning to expla'n why he represented himself as a detective. Owens was taken into custody Tuesday night by Detectives Dunlevy anl Wilkins after compla'nts had reached headquarters that he represented himself as a police officer "doing special work." Mabel Allen, 19, of .67 Green street, who was arrested with him, will be turned over to the police-women's bureau. Valuations Decrease Decreased valuations in properties of transportation utilities are responsible for a great loss in the Montgomery county tax valuations for 1922, it was announced yesterday by County Auditor-elect Lutz.

According to the report now in the hands of State Auditor Joseph Tracy, the Montgomery county tax valuation for 1922 will be $9,650,450 less than 1921. The decrease in Dayton is $5,556,580. The current tax levy in the county for 1922 will be $8,440,997.36, a decrease of $243,753.20 under the 1921 k figures.

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" HUNT3VILLE, Idd.d Mr. and Mrs. Russel Grubbs, Mrs. Mary Jane Grubbs and Lucille Freeman were week end guests of Mr. and Mrj. George Fisher at Noblesville Mrs. Evelyn Ward and sons spent Saturday at Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Oitn Hancock had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hancock ar.d daughter, and Miss Effie Hancock and little Sarah Elizabeth and Juanita Dines of near Economy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kabel fpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jud

Johnson, near Unionport Mr. and Mrs. Ot. Johnson spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Seward Gordon Aunt Lucy Gaddis is not quite no well William Cox. Lola and Rus-

'.fl Norman and Vera Cox were at Farmland Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J.rori Couyere and daughter, Esther, " ' -e guests at dinner Sunday at the , o of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cox at I': innond. . .Mr. and Mrs. James Lane i'iii family were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane near Bloomingsport Mrs. Minnie Townsend spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floy Townsend Miss Catharine Gaddis spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Sbep pard Mr. and Mif. Jesse Haynes had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Abel and family of near Modoc Mrs. Thomas B. Friar, who makes ser home with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Nawreth, is quite sick with bronchial trouble. Dr. Brenner of Winchester was called to see her Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sterling an t family of Richmond, spent Saturday

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"' per had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harper and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stults and son Max Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sipa and Mrs. Hazel Campbell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr?. Carl Piner Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sharp and famil were the guests Suuday of Mr. and MrS. Hlieh fhppspman near- Wirr.Vio

ter Mr. and Mrs. Harolen Wright j and children ar.d Mr. and Mrs. Volnev

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Wilson spent Sundav afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Norman Mrs. Johannah Harvey and Lou Keppler and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Clear spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harvey.... Mr. and Mrs. Dan Grubbs are moving on I. J. Farquhar's farm Mr. and Mrs. George Rowe and children spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hunt at Muncie The Ladies" Aid society of this place will hold a market at Winchester next Saturday, Dec. 14 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Patrick were at Parker Saturday to see Mr. Patrick's mother who fell and hurt herself Mr. and Mrs. Garver Edwards were at Muncie Friday. . . .'.The Misses Icy Martin of Spartanburg andd Jennie Farquhar of Muncie, spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farquhar. CENTERVILLE, Ind. Annual election of the officers of the Eastern Star was held Friday evening in connection wit hthe Initiation of one new member. The result of the election was as follows: Worthv matron T ra TriT

Smelser, associate matron: Mrs. Linley Morgan; worthy patron, Pleasant Bond; conductress, Mrs. Elmer Knapp; associate conductress, Mrs. Roy Means; secretary, Mrs. Minnie Wright;

usurer, Airs. Koy Creager. The appointive offices have nnt hcon filial

Installation will be held on the evening of December 22. Eastern Stars and their families will

Young People's Christian organization

ujeL at me unristian church Sunday afternoon in a very enthusiastic mpct.

ing. Addresses were given by several

vi me memoers from Richmond; plans for Sunday schol and how tr flavclnn

mentally, morally and spiritually were

vnov-uoou. ai me ciose or tne afternoon session stunts and games were enjoyed and a luncheon was served by the missionary ocieties of the three churches.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. IND..THURSDAY, DEC. 14. 1922.

MOTHERS AND THEIR CILiLDRKN

-For a Busy Mother,

My daughter straightens the living room table before she goes to school She puts papers in a neat pile, magazines straight together, letters on the desk, and any articles that do not belong there she puts on the table in the dining room for me to look over. Then she straightens the couch pillows and puts chairs to rights. 1 any one drops in before I am through in the kitchen, the living room looks orderly, even though it is not yet cleaned. (Capyright, 1922, Associated Editors.)

dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Glen Veal, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Swain and Master Robert Connaroe Swain A banquet was given for the young people at the Friends church, Saturday evening.

ECONOMY, Ind. The Jubilee Singers and Entertainers third lecture course number will be given December 15 at the M. E. church Allie Weyl has purchased a farm on the Williamsbrug and Centerville pike south of Olive Hill, and epects to move on it in the ner future Mr. and Mrs. William Connaroe entertained at

FAIRHAVEN, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holliday spent Sunday with th-? latter's mother, Mrs. Brandenburg Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilt-on of Cincinnati, spent Sunday at the home of Charles Philpott Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rinshart spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Parks Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hays spent Wednesday in Hamilton.. . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barnhart spent Monday in Richmond The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church met at the

home of Mrs. Albert VanAusdall Wed

nesday. They will have a call meeting on important business at the home of Mrs. James Reynolds one day this week Mrs. Rebecca Dillman spent Friday with her sister, Mrs. Addle Creech Mr. and Mrs. Omer Kenworthy attended the poultry show at Eaton Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. George Brower and son Billie of Richmond, spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs. Will Bishop Several from here attended the revival services at the Camden M. E. church Sunday evening. ..Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cline spent Saturday in Eaton The Nonpareil Threshing Ring met at the home of Clarence Booker Thursday evening to discuss buying a nsw threshing outfit. It was unanimously voted that a new outfit should be purchased Mr. and Mrs. George Austin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pest Misses Mary Thompson, Miriam Edmondson and Earl Edmondson attended the pie social at the Potterf rchool house Saturday evening On account of sickness, Norman Steel was not able to attend the funeral of his father, Clarence Steel Mrs. Ella Austin anl son Charles and grrnddaughter, Bessie Wilson, spent Saturday in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes entertained a few of their friends Fnday evenin The Jolly Hustlers Community club will meet with Mrs. Russel Shull Thursday.. .Mr. and Mrs. Lester Heavpnridjo and fcmiiv or,mt

Sunday afternoon at the home of Ace Morrow in Camden ..Ethel Delia Kenworthy spent Wednesday with hegrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kerworthy of Camden.'. . .Mrs. Shellback returned to her home in Cincinnati Sunday after visaing Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frank ...John Brandenburg spent Saturday in Richmond Anna Mae Booker, Virginia Ruth and Tommy Allen, called at the home of Ed. Thompson the past week There will be services atv5 30 a. m., Christmas day at the M. E. church M-. and Mrs. Joe Cramer are entertaining their daughter India, of Kansas.

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the Brethren Sunday school, Wednesday evening, at the home of Mr. "and Mrs. N. G. Kimmel John Bunch and Charles Howard called on relatives Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doty and son called on Mrs. Mary Apgar, Sunday Mrs. Louella Furry and son, Marcus, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Mary ApEar An oyster supper was giveu at the M. E. church Friday evening ...Mr. and Mrs. Curt Lane and sous, Lloyd and John were Dayton shoppers Friday Misses Grace Furry and Melva Apgar spent the week end

with their parents Mrs. Lottie j Grimes was in Dayton Saturday Elmer and Pearl Butt, who have been j hunting in Pennsylvania, returned to i their homes Saturday. Two deer were i the game which they brought with!

them Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulrich and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mink and family called on Mrs. Anna Furry Sunday afternoon Lizzie Hamilton spent Saturday and Sunday in Richmond, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chreston Young Miss Norma Dairagh, who received a free trip to Columbus, for having the best sewing exhibit in the sewing club, at the county fair, returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend and family, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Glaze and Miss Edith Uirich and Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Bunn and family were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Har,ry Kline.

;wrs. oertie Houser and Miss Ida Doty spent Sunday afternoon in West Alexandria Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reddick returned to her home Saturday after spending a few weeks in Dayton A Christmas entertainment will be given at the hall by the seventh and eighth grades, and high school, Thursday, DNcc. 21. ..Charles Morningstar, who has been working

GRATIS, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dwyer spent Sunday in Dayton with relatives A banquet was given in honor of the Gideon Band class ot"

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at West Carlton returned to his home to spend a few weeks' vacation The first high school basketball game this season was played at Germantown. The score yas, first team, .1 to 18 in favor of Gerraantown. Second team, 25 to 5 in favor of Gratis. The next game will be played at Lanier Friday night GREEN'S FORK, Ind. Mrs. Etta Dean, Mrs. Mary Kaucher and Mrs.

Lora Chapman are ill ... . George Borton has returned from Florida. . .Mrs. Alta Kinnett spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Will McLaughlin. .Miles Bradbury spent Monday and Tuesday in Indianapolis. . . . . Preaching each evening at 7:00 o'clock at the Christian church. Special singing. . -Thel-ma Stackhouse is with her mother In Centerville Harold Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, is ill.

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