Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 299, 15 December 1922 — Page 20

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THE KiCHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 1922.

GREENVILLE MAN IS FINED; IMPERSONATES OFFICER AT DAYTON DAYTON", Ohio, Dec. 15. Charles

Owens, 2.6, of Greenville, who is sail to have impersonated a police officer, was fined $50 and costs In police court yesterday morning. Owene was arrested Tuesday nighf, after several complaints had been lodged at headquartrs that he represented himself as a police officer. Becker Held to Jury Mike Becker, 325 East Fifth street, who filed charges of assault and battery against five members of the polica liquor squad, Was bound over to the grand Jury under $?,000 bond when he was arraigned in police court yesterday for the third violation of the Crabbe act. Becker is the first man in the history of prohibition in this county to be held to a higher court for Crabbe

act violaions. The penalty for a third offense is a fine of $2,000 and a sen

tence of from one to five years in the penitentiary. Howard Heald, assistant city attor

ney, who represented liquor squad members in the assault case, had their hearings continued. The charges grow out of an alleged assault made the officers on Becker ar.d his wife during

a uquor raid on their place of business. Council Organizes

An organization moeting of the Business Women's council was held last

night and was attended by more than

.sou. The organization is the culmina

tion of Mrs. Virginia Asher's work in Dayton. The meeting, which was held in Westminster church, was preceded

by a banquet.

Cambridge City B.Y.P.U. To Give Program Dec. 17 At Conner sville Church CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Dec. 15. The B. Y. P. U. will go to Connersville Sunday evening where they will give

the program at the Baptist cnurcn. Rev. Melton of Connersville, will preach at the Baptist church in this city. Rev. Dale LeConnt of Knightstown, will preach at the Presbyterian church in this city Sunday evening. He i3 the son of Rev. M. M. LeCount of Newcastle, who has been preaching in the local church the past several weeks.

The W. R. C. elected the following

officers for the coming year: Presi

dent, Mrs. Clara Ingerman; vice president, Mrs. Margaret Lutz; Junior vice, Mrs. Sadie Klotz; treasurer, Mrs. Kate Storch; chaplain, Mrs. Emma Weber; conductor, Mrs. Pearl Evans; guard, Mrs. Edna Zook; delegate to the state convention, Mrs. Louie Ingerman. Miss Leslie's class of the Presbyterian Sunday school, will have a market at Lee's meat shop Saturday afternoon.

IMPRESSIONISTIC From Punch, London. Detective The captain of the ship tells me you knew the man. Can you describe him? Sailor The only thing I can recollect about 'im is that 'is ears was stepped well aft.

MIDDLEBORO FOLK VICTIMS OF THEFT MIDDLEBORO, Ind., Dec. 15. Mystified by a series of thefts apparently aimed only at members of their con

gregation. Methodists or this com

munity are Indignant over the activity of the culprit

A radiator cover stolen from Rev.

L. F. Ulmer's auto aa it stood outside

the church while he was conducting

religious services in the church ThurS'

day night, and a robe taken from Jesse

Glunt's car comprise the latest thefts Rev. Ulmer also suffered loss of sev

eral articles while he was conducting services in the Spartanburg Methodist

church one evening last week.

MILK PRICES BOOSTED

CONNERSVILLE. Ind., Dec. 15.

Prices of bottled milk have been rais

ed two cents on quarts and pints. The present prices are, quarts, 12 cent3,

pints, seven cents, increased cost cf production and continued high prices

in other nearby cities are given as the

reasons for the raise.

A Clean Shave Gives you new pep. 6 skilled barbers Barter's Shop In the Murray Bldg.

NOTICE!

An error in our advertisement of last evening reading "This store will be open evenings until Xmas" should have read: "This store will remain open evenings next week."

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Called by Death

SANTFORD CALDWELL CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Dec. 15.

Funeral services for Santford Cald

well, who died at the home of his

daughter, Mrs. Andrew Greuber, south of this city, Thursday, will be held

from the home Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'cloclr. Burial will be in the Connersville cemetery. CHARLES MORRIS CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Dec. 15. Funeral services for Charles Morris, a former resident of this city, who died at the home of ihis daughter, Mrs.

Charles Gordon in Greenville, Ohio,

were to have been held Friday after

noon, from the home of his son. Dr. Hugh Morris. Burial was to have been

in Riverside. Mr. Morris was 79 years old and is survived by three sons, Sam-

"Santa! Don't Forget Candy"

Dear Santa t Sissy and I just want you to remember not to forget Candy this time. You know the kind we mean. They had Bome in Prices window the other day, when we passed by. Gee, nice fancy boxes, too. Don't forget. Yours very truly, BOBBY. P. S We hope mother orders some of Price's Delicious Ice Cream for Xmas Dinner. Our 57th Christ mat

BEGINNING MONDAY WE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS

Don't Worry About the Still Unpurchased Gifts Don't sit at home and puzzle your brain about what to give to this person or that, whose gift has not yet been selected Come here to the Store Early Tomorrow!

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So many people think that they must have made up their minds as to just what they want to buy before they start for the store. That's all wrong, for it is part of our service to SUGGEST gift things. You may not want to tell us your secrets; but we have . redoubled our efforts to SPREAD OUT THE BEST GIFT SUGGESTIONS before your eyes, and, IF YOU WILL COME TO THE STORE EARLY, you will find it wonderfully helpful, for it is 6o easy to see things before the crowds get out. Then, too, you can get immediate service, when you want to ask questions or make selections. Try It Early Tomorrow.

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