Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 11, 12 January 1923 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JAN. 12. .1923.

HORSE, DOGS RESCUED FROM EATON FLAMES STARTED BY YOUTHS

EATOX, Ohio, Jan. 12 Fire, thought to hae been started by boys, Thursry afternoon destroyed a -stable in te rear of. the home of Tom Pace, colored. West Israel street, entailing a loss of several" hundred dollars on building and contents. A horse and several dogs were rescued from the flames. Boys are 6ald to have been seen playing in the alley near the stable shortly before the fire. Surrounding property was endangered. An hour later the roof of the home of Stanley Campbell and hla sisters. Misses Susan and Minnie Campbell, was discovered to be afire. It was not determined If the roof took fire from a chimney or from sparks from

the burning stable, a block distant. The fire department responded to both alarms. Paul M. Prugh," 35. farmer,' Eaton, and Mrs. Virginia Eby Brubaker, 35, West Alexandria, have just procured the first marriage license issued in Preble county in 1923.

Preble county Democrats will stage a Jackson day banquet In Eaton. Pre1 liminary arrangements for the affair will be made in a meeting tonight in Eaton, in the offices of Attorney Hugh R. Gilmore.

body cordially welcomed to all these services. Dublin M. E. church Sunday school 9:15 a. m.; preaching 10:30 a. m.: preaching 7 p. m. The revival is still in progress with good results, about 30 have professed conversion. Rev. Adams, who has been assisting the pastor so ably and preaching such stirring sermons will complete his work Friday evening. The pastor will continue the services over the Sunday. All members of the church are requested to be present and all friends are invited. A welcome to all. W. A. Turner, pastor. Fountain City Christian Church Bible school, 9:30, followed by Lord's Supper. Christian Endeavor at 6:00 p. m. Evening service cancelled on account of Friends' meeting, to which all should try to go. Cottage prayer meeting at home of Mrs. Col. Alexander Thursday evening. E. Rudicel, pastor. Whitewater Christian Church

Bible school, 9:30, followed by communion and sermon. E. Rudicel,

pastor. Chester M. E. Church Victor E. Stoner, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45; morning worship, sermon by pastor, 10:45. Let everyone who can attend the revival at Webster. ' Webster M. E. Church Victor E. Stoner, 'pastor. Sunday school, 9:30. Let all attend the union evangelistic services. Dr. Wilson will preach at the evening service. Services each night in the M. E. church next week. Let all come to every service.

Unable to furnish $300 bond for his appearance in common pleas court for 'trial on two indictments charging assault and battery. George Herron, living near Lewisburg,. was placed in the county jail here Thursday. He had been arraigned in common pleas court before Judge Risinger and entered a pica of not guilty. Herron was indicted Monday by the grand 'jury. He had been at liberty under bond pending the jury's action In his case. Hia bondsmen declined to renew the bonds.

Suspended sentence of one to 15 years in the state reformatory was imposed upon Fred Becker, 19 years old, of near Peru, Ind., when he entered a plea of guilty Thursday to an indictment charging theft of an automobile, his plea being made before Judge Risinger in common pleas court. Becker was indicted Monday by the grand jury. His father, Gus1ave Becker, brought him into court to plead. He was under bond for his appearance in court. Becker was alleged to have been" implicated in the iheft here of a car from the Haber Auto company. The car was recovered.

DAYTON MAN ASKS $25,000 DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF LEG

DAYTON, Ohio. Jan. 12. The responsibility of an automobile owner for acts committed by persons operating the vehicle with the owner's consent probably will be questioned ' in the hearing of the $25,000 damage suit brought yesterday by Karl Christmas, Merlin Heights, against Paul S., and J. C. Mercer, Piqua. Christmas charged that J. C. Mercer, son of Paul Mercer, was operating his father's aillomobila Christmas day when he was struck by the vehicle at the Needmore road and the new Troy pike.

Surgeons at the Miami Valley hospital amputated Christmas' leit leg. Vo s Mercer was arrested by a deputy uuder Sheriff Cusick, with another man who gave the name of J. R. Hennessey. It is said that Hennessey claimed to have been operating the automobile. Mercer was taken before Justice of

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(Continued from Page One ) Republican members carry their oppo

sition to Longworth to such an extreme it might be, it is admitted, fatal to Republican chances to remain in control of the legislative machinery of the next house of representatives. The Republicans will only have a bare majority. Of the 435 members of the next house there will be 225 Republicans, 207 Democrats and three members of other parties. The three independent members will, as a rule, vote with the Democrats. That being the case, the Republicans, with a full party vote, would have a majority of only 15 over the Democrats and their independent allies. Some May Bolt And, It is pointed out, certain mem

bers of the majority are Republicans in name only for the most part. Ten of the 11 Wisconsin congressmen in the next house were elected on the Republican ticket, but tbey are LaFollette followers and no more amenable to party leadership and discipline than their chieftain who sits in the senate. Should these 10 Wisconsin members bolt the Republican candidates for speaker and for majority leader and vote with the Democrats that party would, without the three independents,

poll 217 votes against a possible Republican vote of 215, turning over control of the house to the Democrats by a majority of two. It is possible that the liquor question will play some part in the election of a Republican floor leader. Longworth will have the support of the national anti-prohibition organization. Graham has always been a dry, but in a passive manner.

the Peace Jonesand charged with drunkenness. Hennessey was charged with operating a motor vehicle while Intoxicated. It is said that Hennessey assumed the blame for the accident to shield Mercer. Hennessey is now at liberty on bond in probate court, as the defendant in the punitive action. New Office Building. Construction of a new 22-story office building on South Market street to be

erected by the E. E. Urban company will begin April 1, it was announced yesterday afternoon by F. J. Hughes and company architects. The new building when completed

will be in the highest ,in Dayton

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frontage of 65 feet along Market street and 60 feet along the private alley of the U. B. building. The site was purchased by the E. E. Urban company from the U. B. Publishing company for $75,000. It will be 16 stories high, with a sixstory tower, containing 175 offices, exclusive of the first two floors and basement which will be used for a retail store.

Turkey, before the World war, controlled 1,710,224 square miles and 21,-

It I 273,000 inhabitants. i

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Whitewater M. E. Church L. F. Ulnier, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., Lawrence Hiatt, superintendent. All other services dismissed on account of the Middleboro revival. Middleboro M. E. Church L. F.

Ulmer, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 j a. m. Preaching by Evangelist John j Miller at 10:30 a. m. Basket dinner at j noon. Preaching at 2 p. m. Lovej

feast, p.- m. Preaching, 7:30 p. iu. Special singing. Williamsburg M. E. Church Special

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ter Strickler will preach Sunday morning at 10:30, and in the evening at 7 o'clock. F. C. Knowles, pastor. Pershing Lutheran Church -Rev. M. U. Mohler, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. in., Mr. Charles Ilockett, superintendent. The intermediate department has separate exercises and drills. Mrs. Edna Bertsch is the junior superintendent and has charge. Morning worship at 10:30 a. m., with sermon by the pastor, subject. "The U p p e r Springs and the Nether Spiings." Evening service at 7:00 p. in., sermon subject, "The Test of ihe True Religion:" At the evening .-ervice songs from the new song-book recently purchased for the Sunday school will b? used, thus making the ; -.ervice a bright, stirring one. . Every-

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