Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 30, 3 February 1923 — Page 2

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U3IE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, FEB. 3, 1923.

HIGH STUDENTS GIVE : ENTERTAINING SHOW; PLAY AGAIN TONIGHT The first performance of "Frenzied Frolics of 1923" measured up to all expectations when It was presented to a capacity audience In the high school auditorium. Friday night. The performance will be repeated Saturday night at 8 o'clock. The orchestra, under the direction of Professor J. E. Maddy, opened the bin with a selection from "Pinafore." The musical revue headlines the bill with attractive costumes, syncopated

steps and Bongs, and the feature of ''the act, "The Jazz Band." Miss Rhea Pyle took honors for the evening by making a hit with her accordion num

bers. MIsa Pyle responded to two en

cores. Hiss Marguerite Cox put her

songs across with the audience, singing "Aggravatin' Papa" and "Carolina In the Morning." Miss Elma McKlsslck danced an Oriental dance. The costumes worn by the actors in this

act helped to make It original

Jay and Ryan gave an original ltne of comedy In their offering, "A Little Bit of Foolishness." Both were

dressed In the hobo garb. They sang several appropriate ditties. Versatile Offering Van Etten and Vice presented a versatile offering In a cartoon and song act. Van Etten proved his skill as a cartoonist hv drawing a number of prominent figures In the high school. Meloy and Pettibone were excellent black-face comedians. Mlkesell and Lanier offered an act entitled "Stage Struck," introducing offerings and singing a few peppy numbers. Davis, and Miller, two black face artists, gave the audience their money's worth of laughteT In their offering "Taint That" Davis makes a fine looking colored woman. " Gus ' Pfafflin proved his versatility by offering something new In the way of a tramp act Ills singing of the song "Moonshine," was well received. Longfellow and Ewing offered a novelty act giving selections on baspons, disguised as floor lamps. William Penery proved a bit with his eaxaphone solo. This act closed with a good initiation of a Scottish bagpipe by the two baasons and an oboe, played by Penery.

ENORMTIT OF RUSSIAN KILLINGS REVEALED,

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Eye witness accounts of the. , executions, massacres, prison, cruelties and conditions as carrled out by those employed by . the Cheka reveal that the Bolshe-

while the revolutionary tribunal of the French Revolution condemned only 2,59 s persons. In the whole of France those put to death by process of law numbered about

Tiki slaughtered 1.766,118 persons ( 17,000. The enormity of the Rus

sian killings Is Just realized. This exclusive photograph shows Dserschlnaky, chief of the Cheka reviewing his men at the fifth anniversary of the Founding of Soviet Russia's "Cheka" (Secret Police). In Red Square, Moscow, j

KLAN STATEMENT GIVEN TO OFFICIALS

The following has been submitted by the organizer of the local klan:

"The resolution adopted and approved by the Knights of the Ku Klux

Klan, Richmond provisional klan, for

the purpose of informing the people

of this community who have been mis

led by false, erroneous and prejudiced

reports.

"Be It resolved: By the assembly

held recently, that the following statement be handed to the heads of the

city and county governments so as to assure them that we stand behind them individually and collectively in the support and enforcement of all matters pertaining to law enforcement and to all matters pertaining to civic improvement "That this organization requires of each person applying for admission after qualifying and prior to being admitted, that he will abide by and support the Constitution "of these United States of America and the Jaws of the Btate in which he does or may reside, that he will sacrifice his property and his life if necessary for the preservation and honor of this grand and glorious government. "Be it further resolved: A copy of this resolution be handed Judge Circuit Court, William A. Bond; Mayor city of Richmond, Law-

LOCAL FLORISTS WIN 3 SPECIAL PREMIUMS

v Besides the gold medal won on the "America" rose by the E. G. Hill company at the annual Rose Growers'convention In Cincinnati this week, three of the five Rookwood vases awarded as special premiums were won by Richmond florists. One went to the E. G. Hill company on the best vase of Premiers, another to the Joseph Hill company on the best general display, and the third was won by Fred Lemon on a new yellow rose which he has developed, called the "Amelia Gude." The E. G. Hill company also won a second prize on the 60 "Premier" display. The "America" which was the sensation of the show, is only being released

to the florists trade this spring, having

been introduced to growers by exhibition at a number of fairs and floral shows last fall and this winter. It is

a deep pink rose with the advantage of hardy growth in out-door gardens, and is expected by rose culturists, to

become a popular flower. The "Amelia Gude" is a yellow rose,

not unusual in 'appearance, but of es

pecial interest to florist because of fts commercial possibilitiese. It also is being introduced to the trade for the first time this spring. This rose produces blooms equal to most of the yellow roses, and in addition Is very easy of cultivation and an unusually profuse bloomer, furnishing greater quantities of roses than any other variety. E. G. Hill acted as toastmaster of a florists banquet Thursday evening.

DROPS DEAD DURING CHAT HAMMOND, Ind., Feb. 3. William Piatt contractor, dropped In at the E. J. and E. tower at Hobart to pass the time of day with his friend, John G. Lynn, agent While laughing at something Lynn said, Piatt fell to the floor and died before medical aid could reach him.

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Repeat sales are the best indication of the manner In which a cigar is catching on with the smoking public. The sales for DETROIT HAND MADES are increasing all over town and it is a common occurrence in any cigar stand to hear a man say : "Give me a couple more DETROIT HAND MADES." If yon have not tried one yet by all means do so today.

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Go to your nearest deale-, lay fifteen cents on the counter and ask for two DETROIT HAND MADE cigars. Smoke them, and if for any reason you are dissatisfied with the value received, he, or Louis $ Deschler Co, Distributors, 125 S. Illinois St, Indianapolis, Ind,

will rheerfuiiy reruna your money.

MR AUTO OWNER - ... Your Battery Is Only as Good as Its Service An automobile battery Is really the heart of your car, every part functioning from it A battery without service is like a sick person without attention. Every Richmond Battery purchased from U3 before March 1st, 1923, we will give one year's FREE .RECHARGING and SERVICE. Take advantage of this unusual offer. Stop In and let us tell you more In detail the merits of the RICHMOND Battery. The Battery for Your Car" SERVICE BATTERY. COMPANY

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FATHER, SON FINED

IN RANDOLPH COURT WINCHESTER, Ind., Feb. 8 Jared

McGunnigill and his son. Ennls McGunnlglll, each charged with assault and battery on Mrs. Emmett McGun

nigill, have been found guilty In the

Randolph circuit court. Jared McGunnigill was assessed a fine of $15 and costs and the son a fine "of $10 and

costs. Jared McGunnigill s eon, Em

mett, hgsband of the prosecuting witness, was the defendant in a sen Rational case tried in the circuit court last week, and beside two fines of $250 each and costs, was given a 60 days Jail sentence. . Suit for divorce has been filed In the circuit court by Luella Surface against Estley Surface. The defendant Is charged with cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide. Besides a divorce, Mre. Surface asks the court to grant her the custody of their 13 year old son and a suitable allow-

once for his support. Mr. and Surface are residents of Lynn.

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Suit on note and foreclosure, demand for $2,000. has been filed by George W. Parker against John Ban-1 ping, Emma C Banning, Ralph J. Ban-; ning, the Limestone Products com- ;. pany, William H. Hitchcock and The First National bank of Farmland

Probably the largest plant In the world is a gigantic seaweed found in the south Pacific. It grows In the water to a height of SOO feet

You'll Never Know How Good Good Bread is till you try the wonder loaf HONEY BOY! Such a wonderful pleasing: taste spread big, generous slices and you'll smack your lips over its wonderful difference. Sold at all groceries.

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William Eversman; Sheriff of Wayne County; Daniel J. Chapman; Prose

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Choosing Your Environment Th e only way that you can choose the neighborhood in which you live is by owning your own home. When you "rent" you may have to move into a neighborhood that: is not the most desirable, but the only place that you can find. You can . eliminate such conditions if you buy a home in

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where you find the most pleasing surroundings and have a home that is new and modern. A " FOR INFORMATION CALL 4 W. 8. White, Salesman. Office 514 Peacock Road Phone 3524 EDWIN C. WRIGHT, Owner

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. We have a full line of Ford Cars, Trucks and Tractors on the floor. We are carrying in stock a full line of genuine Ford parts and accessories. Special Used Cars, On Display We have an extra good line of about forty used and rebuilt cars at prices marked down in order to movethem quickly. Your present car can at all times be taken in as part payment on new and used cars and the advantage of the deferred time payment plan extended you If desired. Open evenings and Sundays for benefit of the public 'Your patronage solicited.

Included With the

Hoosier Beauty 24 Pieces of Fine Kitchen Ware

this 10-piece set of Dexter Domestic Science Cutlery the knives, forks, and spatulas -which have received the highest endorsement from Domestic Science Experts. . Many stores sell this set as high, as $7.50.

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This 14-plece set of crystal glassware is also Included with the HOOSIER BEAUTY as regular equipment, making 24 pieces in all, during this big sale.

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Hoosier Sale Ends Tuesday Afternoon Febuary 6th. Come in AT ONCE and Learn How to Make Kitchen-Work EASY The end of this great demonstration sale is drawing near. Don't delay another day to come in and learn how to make your kitchen-work easier. If you are one of the many women who think that they already have a modern kitchen, you will simply be astonished at our ability to show you new ways to save time, steps and energy in your, kitchen. Delivers Your T HOOSIER if you buy it during this sale. ,You can pay the balance in deferred payments of easy

amounts. Not a cent will be added to HOOSIER's low

cash price, to cover interest or any other; "extra." In addition, we give with each HOOSIER BEAUTY purchased during this sale, the 24 pieces of kitchenware described to the left. If you do not have a satisfactory kitchen cabinet, it will surely pay you to investigate this unusual offer.

25c Can of Hoosier Cleaner

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(Enough to Clean 250 Square Feet of Woodwork)

This wonderful cleaner !s unexcelled for cleaning furniture having a fine, smooth finish, bath tubs, hardwood floors, windows, aluminum, silverware, etc. A full-sized half-pint can, regularly retailing for 25c,, will be given absolutely' .FREE to women who come In for a HOOSIER demonstration.

Our Special Offer Closes Tuesday Afternoon, Feb. 6th

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