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

PAGE NINE

i, GERMAN INDUSTRIAL . LEADERS PREPARING" i REPARATIONS PLAN

STUDENTS INSPIRED

BY BLIND MINISTER

By TTnlted Press) BERLIN. Dec. 15. Industrial load-

ers of Germany planned today to coorprate v.-ith members of the Cuno

cabinet In working out a fresh reparations nroDOsal.

Hopeful of aid from outside In view of statements by Bonar Law, Lloyd Oeorsra and Rumsay MacDonald in the

house of commons yesterday, and takine some stock in current reports

of American intention to re-enter

EuroDean affairs. Germans are an

xiouslv attempting a settlement satis

factory to the allies before the next

rpTavn.tinhs crisis falls due, Jan. 1

Former Chancellor Wirth, desirous of laying the German case before, the American people much as. Georges Clemenceaa did that of France, said

"I am still looking forward to mafc i-nr torture trin to the United States

However, it is uncertain just when political circumstances will permit me

tO EO. .

Wirth predicted a shake-up in Gotmanv's nnlitical situation, with a CO

oiiHnn inclndine Socialists, succeeding

tha Piinrv eovernment. He hinted this

would come in January, and that he himself might have a considerable

role. womfn ARE REQUIRED

TO SERVE ON JURIES VICTORIA. B. C.. Dec. 15. A law

requiring women to serve on Juries in

British Columbia has been passea u the provincial legislature.

SOCIETY

'The best way to be happy is to

serve the world m which you live,

declared Rev. J. C. Hayes, of Shelby-

ville, in his talk to the student body

of Morton high school Friday morn

ing. Rev. Hayes, himself blind, explained the education of the blind. "Because a person can not see, persons think that the afflicted sit around and cry and remain gloomy, but not so. God meant for all the world to be happy, and the blind are able to be happy by their method of education. In schools for the blind, raised letters are used, and the alphabet is the first thing to be learned. The primer is

next then the reader. It was a delight to me when I could read those marvelous stories of Cinderella ai really derive benefit from the fact that I had the" touch In my right hand to read the raised lettering. How marvelous are the possibilities of the human mind, if properly trained. "We learn geography with raised lettering on card boards. Certain raised places on the card Indicate

mountains, others lakes and stars represented cities of a map, -The blind learn arithmetic with movable type, which they set and combine. We had our examinations, the same as you do, and our, teachers found out whether we knew anything or not. "To grasp the things you are studying, read them until they are yours,'' said Rev. Hayes. "I see things In

your minds. Give them your undivided attention.", . The Junior Girls Booster club sang a song, urging the basketball team 'on. to victory in all the games to be played this season.

Natives of Durango, Mexico, gather their entire coffee supply from the wild coffee bushes which grow on the hill slopes in that state.

KNOX'S ESTATE ENRICHED - I WITH 100,000 RUBLES PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec 13. The Inventory of he estate of the late United States Senator P. C. Knox, filed here today, carries a total of $1,193,077.52 based, on the value of securities at the time of his death. The inventory lists 100,000 Russian Rubles, which are appraised at $350.

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on1 att- nenrt? Rosworth. Mr. and

Mrs Tt H. Woollev. Mr. and Mrs. O. C

Wine. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller, Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Bulla, Mr. and Mrs TJnv KtPvpTis. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meeks

Ray Umpleby, Miss Outland, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sharp, Stanley Smith, Miss Grace Study, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hodge, Paul Minor, Miss Marie McGunnegil, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith, W. C. O'Neal, Miss Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. W. Graff, Mr and Mrs. ll H. Sherry. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Druley, W. A. Juergens, Walter Williams. Miss Johnson, Robert Bniiu-

lpy, Miss Hites, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McLaughlin and Mr. Marshall. No date has been announced for the next dance. Mrs. Emma Logue was hostess for a pretty Christmas party when she entertained a party of friends at her home on South West Third streei Thursday afternoon. Red and green were effectively carried out in the decorations. Christmas bell3 and gay streamers stretched to corners of the room and hung with long tinsel icicles were combined to form a fitting setting for the affair. Readings were given during the afternoon by Mrs. Ruby Smith, Mrs. Mary Misener, and Miss Virginia Smith. Piano numbers were rendered by Miss Cora Castor and Miss Helen Logue. A grab-bag was a feature of the entertainment.

Later a luncheon was served by the hostess. The guest3 were Mrs. Mary R. Misener, Mrs. Ruby Smith, Mrs. Emma Ranks, Mrs. May Haworth, -Mrs. Clara Thomas, Mrs. Elizabeth Aiken, Mrs. Carrie Lancaster, Mrs. Minnie Webb, Mrs. Miriam Kohler, Mrs. Helen Clevenger, Mrs. Logue, Miss Mary Lancaster, Miss Anna Ward. Miss Cora Castor, of Hagerstnwn. Miss Virginia Smith, Miss Hel

en Logue. and Master Lyle Joseph

: Clevenger.

Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Helms enter

tained at their country home south

of the city in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

Chester T. Helms, who were here

recently. Besides members of the immediate family covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Miss Amy Evans, Miss Olive ilarrison, and Harry

. Study.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Helms, nee Marv Rune, of Winchester, were given

" a surprise party by a group of friends

Tuesday evening at the home oi flir. Helm's parents. Forty-five guests at

tended. A miscellaneous shower was

given the guests of honor.

A basket supper will be held at the Chester school house Friday evening,

December 22. -An entertainment will

follow. Two cantatas will be present

ed, "Down the Chimney with Santa Claus," by the intermediate class, and

"Waiting for Santa Claus, Dy tne primary room. Women are all request

ed to bring baskets.

Th3 market of the Finley school P.

T. A. at Weiss furniture store, Satur

day, will include bread, cake, jellies,

canned goods, fresh eggs, pie and few small gifts.

A market and bazaar wiTi be held

Saturday at the First National, bank

by the Arba Ladies' Aid society. All kinds of homecooked and baked goods

and country products will be on sale

" The Recreation Circle will hold its

annual Christmas party at the home

of Mrs. Lewis Beeson on the Liberty pike Saturday afternoon. The program

opens at one o ciocic

A market and bazaar is being held

at the Dafler Drug store Saturday by the P. T. A. of Hibberd school. Fancy

work of all kinds and a varied assort

ment of baking and cooking will be on sale. A market will be held at the market houso Saturday by the ladles of Boston. A market and bazaar will be held at the Weiss Furniture store by the P. T. A. of the Dennis Junior high school Saturday. Fancy work suitable for Christmas gifts will be on sale as well as foodstuffs and home baking and cooking,. The Middleboro Ladies' Aid society will hold a market Saturday at the First National bank. The Finley Parent-Teacher associa

tion will hold a market at the Weiss

Furniture store Saturday. All persons

donating are asked to ' have their

things at the store early.

A doll sale for the benefit of the Riley hospital for crippled children will be held at the George Nclto store

on Main street Saturday by tho P. T.

A. of Garfield school.

Eagles' lodge will give a dance In the Eagles' hall Saturday night. The

public is invited to attend.

Mrs. John Hasemier'a Sunday school

class will be entertaired by Mrs. Earl Chamness and Edna Johanning at tho home of the latter, 521 South Twelfth

street, Monday night

d A If IBftffl ' -

. -. fit At Prices That Touch the Purse But Lightly m

All "dressed-up" for the greatest festive occasion Christmas this store is aglow with hundreds of things that do make Better gifts. Whomever you may be buying a gift for father, brother, husband, mother, sister, wife or sweetheart an article of furniture should be your first and most logical consideration. And this store with it's vast and complete stocks of distinctively beautiful furniture merits your attention and investigation. To do a greater volume of .business than at any previous Christmas time, we've lowered prices on all gift articles, including many complete suites, effecting every Christmas shop-t per a tidy saving in actual dollars and cents. Wherever else you may go, don't fail to visit this veritable

iairy-land ofgitts, teeming with the most exquisite creations oi iurniture craftsmanship. t

ELECTRIC IRONS

Very exceptional values at '

Table Scarfs $2.50 - Phone Stands $3.58 Vacuum Sweepers $35.00

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Parlor Suites For Christmas In Velour, Silk Velvet, Mohair and Q" QK'fl A in blue or Spanish Leather at-.,. tDXOU.Ul

$3.28

$1.00 will place this machine in your home.

Your wife or mother would appreciate a Kitchen Maid Cabinet more than anything you could give this Xmas. Permit us to deliver the fine cabinet to your home. $1.00 DOWN is all you need pay weekly

Genuine Cedar

Chests

Give sister or mother one to match her bedroom suite. The interiors are in genuine moth-proof cedar. Priced upwards from-

$9.50 up

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Davenos Make Useful Xmas Gifts We have a large and complete Hne erf Davenos and, Davenports priced' at

-,A !.AL.y j nr i y

A Wonderful Value in End Tables

FT i1", a, ,, 4;Wm fa

$2.40 W

CARD TABLES

One of our greatest gift values! Finished in mahogany and to. a distinctive design. Gt it tomorrow for only

4.75 up

Genuine Leather Rockers These are exceptional values Priced at $19.50

Great Assortment of Dollies Some talk and Bleep; an have real hair and beautiful dresses. As a special we offer one similar to picture for only

48c up

f SMOKE STAND for Daddy

Exactly as ilustra ted, a good SmQfeing Stand finished in mahogany. Each haa colored glass ash tray. Only

Others 83c up

A Big ROYAL ; Easy Chair , for Father It has an adjustable foot rest, leather upholstery and mahogi any finish frame. Our Christmas sale price Is only.. 21

V f ir s 2

$950

METAL LAMPS

In many styles, only.

Several beautifully designed metal Reading Lamps with opalescent glass shades, are grouped under tne price, $9.50. They're all extraordinary values, and early selection ia advised. ' Come in Tomorrow for One

Brillant Sale of Lamps A host of different styles in floor lamps with polychrome and mahogany standards and silk shades, at prices that start at 59.50 i FOOTSTOOLS Priced now at $2.50

Davenport Tables The cream of the finest Tables made and what wonderful gifts they make I In mahogany or walnut

$9.25 up

SERVING TRAYS

Priced now at

95c

VELOCIPEDES A Big line to select from. Priced at $3.20 up