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New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar, contrifugai. per b.
Coffee, Rio. 30 -, uar lb.. -
Coffee, Santos. No 4 per 10 - : --
smgar-The market for new crop tNhaf
was firm and prices unchanged Hers
asking 7isc for SECOND half 'an-ArN. tt
for March. with possibility oi oo' i1tr-
some February sugar at ic all cfi a : N
baisis. While II ie believed American rr
hners have made fairly heavy pufrAesFf
of raws lately. the demand yest'raat N~,
less active and some hro4ffs Were Hfi
70 submit offerings on cost and frfi isnf
basis. The longshorcmen strike has inter
fered with the unloading Of sugar n sofn
instances. ana If continued viii fHrthft "i1 -
barass rehners who are badly ~ Mood o.
raw supplies. The demsrG for reNrra snI
ar continues urgent from both who @selff 3
and retailers over a very vide territory
Coffee Futures -Coniinued irregular con
ditions in Brazil caused a quiet and lower
opening In futures here with call price, =
points below tn previous closH lHr't
after the call prices advanced 20 tc 70
point, but sharp break occurred aus
to rumors OF 4 decline Of 80 TO lt" rris 81.
Santos futures, lower firm offers ana a tf
cline in the Rio market The decline sen
prices off IS TO GO points within few
ininutes. With traders taking proni~. this
being followed by rally Of about .
points a; the close. final prices being - 60
81 points net lower Late In tn" day Hrt
offers from Santos were reported about
unchanged. but RIO Was reported iosNer
The local spot market was very quiet and
= lower. at &c for RIO Is
The range OF prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Financial Items

Em!en 5. Hare, formerly vice president
Of the Packard Motor Car Company. has
been elected president OF the Mercer
Motors Company OF Delaware.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
NV'dAv'4

Tuttfr--T'cTlYts WfT7 W. F'lV
Creamery. higher than extras, ID. 50 =
66c: extras 90 score. e5c hgsts. 30 - 9.
score. 5sis a &C: ,,rsts. IS to SO seore. 81
q SIC; seconds So to 81 score. NC io
than extras ss u6ac. extras. s61s e 70 e.,
nrsts. aSla 4 CSC seconds tt1s sc ~ y. C
state dair, tubs. hness. 63@ Sac, good -
prime. 6746-c, common TO fair. - .
sec. ladies'. current make hrsts. AZ Il 59o
scconGs 4sis q 4'c. lower grades. - U ifr.
hacking stock. current make. No :. 81 y
q +7c. No. :. 46c, lower grades. - 4 - =
Cheese Receipts were .07i boxes State.
whole milk. frcsh fats. coiored or white,
ID, 30 u a II &C, average run, "a u 80 -
lower grades, % q - isc. held, fn;s. s~
cials 81 q 32c. average run. ~ y q Sa &c
tWins. speclals. cAored or Mhlte. y q ! 0 10
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10


Motors Company OF Delaware
.;.aH, EdwaTd G smith has oeen elected as
Railroad system, succeeding c. W.
Weston. resigned.
Icnes & Co. are offering $500, 600 Southern
Fertilizer Chemical Company. 8 per
cent curnulatiVe preferred stock at par
Columbia Trust COMPANY has been ao-
pointedi regtstfar E Tor ll9 oco shares, no
at l20 Liberty street for the TRANSACTION
OF general business in Investment bonds
and preferred stocks.
rs "Psa Of aSSoa MasT was HssS wsmsss At
country for ID trade investigation.
MerIil LyncH 8 Co. arG d 6aa cassatt &
cent serial notes OF the spicer Manufac-
turing Corporation. underwritten by them
hGEe ali been sold.
The Guaranty Trust Company. Of New
5ork hae ben appo3lnted transfer agent
o. The stock of the newly formed United
states Distributing Corporation
Robert H Manner. of Hallgarten & CO..
has peen elected director OF the Amert-
can Malt & Grain Company.
The Guaranty Trust Company Of New
/ York has been appointed trustee of La
Porte on and Refining Corporation mort
gage. dated October J. lsls securing nn1,a; an
trust Z per cent convertible gold notes
due October l. 1924 The New York Trust
Company has been appointed transfer
agcnt-
V. = Ladd & co. are forming syndi,
sfsTcs sils' Of ,Re interna,ionei Products Com
pany common STOCK at tS.
Van Elnburgh & Attcibury announce
l.n2crvrite al Issue Of s,ocn OF no par
yalle Of the Manhattan Oil Company OF
Delawaro. and that the amount offered to
syncica;e participants has been over
subscIibed
pointed registrar of the Goldwyn Pictures
Corporation
pointed transfer agent Of the capital
, ock Of the General Pnonosraph Corpora
ton
Irving Trust Company. OF New York. has
been appointed transfer agent Of the first
prcfcrred. second preferred and common
stocAs Of the Seldcn Motor Corporation
and also transfer agent OF the sock oil
tho Great State Petroleum Company. 0
Icxas
The Equitsble Trust Company has beer
/ appointed transfer agent for tho stock o
the Saibohn Motors Company.
James 81. Dixon has been elected
, prcsidnnt and n director OF tho Tobacco
p T Products Corporation. succeeding Georg'
J. WhhIcn. resiEncd.
The Now York Trust Company has beer
appointed transfer agent OF the stock o
: the Argouaut Salvage Corporation.
! Charles a Holder president Of the Park
Union Foreign Banking corporhtion. hh
sailed for France TO superintcnd the cs
opened In pafis
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Cotton Statistics

Liverp"oi Cables-epot cotton actlye at
% points advance. m'ddi!ng. 20sod Sales,
0 OoO; American, 5000. Imports. 2 200G ::
American. 900 Futures opened steady,
at - to 80 points advance. Closed steady
at L net advance OF Is to 2, points. octo-
per 2l.0T. December. 2l.01; January,
eo.e6. March. 20.73. May 20.53; July,
20 30 Manchester--Yarns in fair demand
at full rates, cloths, a fair business doing.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Edward G. Smith has been elected as
sistant treasurer Of the Union Paciec
Railroad system, succeeding c. w
Weston re signed.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Wheat--Thc market for cash whcG

Whcht--The market for cash wheat In
the Northwest Arm and prices ad =
yanced 8 cents per bushel over those OF
Wednesday. This Was looked upon IA
evidence OF inherent strength in the s.t-
uation although the market fev-r-
ish one and recently has been sub Jcct
20 quick changes both WAYS. 1t was
said that tho demand for -four at lead
ing Northwestern milling centres was less
active, aud come authorities believed that
unless there IL an Improvement In this
direction In the Immediate future mills
w!ll be less disposed to buy wheat. and
this may have a direct bearing on the
market.
The demand in the Southwest was less
active and the market appeared a fifle
oasier Tho embargo against the port
OF New York and the longshoremen II $
strike here Ia expected to very materially y
interiors with export operations. and this
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Is. c.. Jackson 6s Co. have opened offices
at 100 Liberty Street for the transaction
OF a general business in Investment bonds
and preferred stccks.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

The International Products COMPANY
CAPITALIZATION
freered Stock Observation-Disclosures. S6000W0 S3.997.500
AuAmu Outstanding
in of raising and fsuen
meat packing and the in
South America.
miles OF rich cattle grazing lands and Qubh
River Basin Also of railway
modern hreproof packing plant
mill machine and repair shops light
The Board of Directors who olows
Of Aneiern
PERCIvAL Corporate
H
O
Partners Of & President EPwAEn p ARD / BE nER~iNp 1 - -
OGDEN ARMOUR vnePr IL c.
President Armour Co a.H
J. @ Amrrran
"e coepoas H%stan international hoDNET p cT2P co.
w. o
American 0
Of
s~a1S @ s@%s ssss a ' "a ss 2 us and
Price $500 per Share,
w. F. Ladd & Company
New York
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Captain Walter G. Ross representa-
tive OF CASTOR, Williams & Wigmore at
Lisron. Portugal, has arrived in this
country for ii trade investigation.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Columbia Trust Company has been ap-
pointed registrar for 10000 shares. nc
par value of the Mercer Motors Company
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Robert e. Mayer & Co. and Charles H
Icnes & Co. are Offering $500, 900 Southern
Fertilizer e. Chemical Company. per
cent cumulative preferred stock at par
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Merrill. Lynch 6. Co. and Cassatt &
CO announce that the s3,Q0o.ooo per
cent serial notes Of the Spicer Manufac-
turing Corporation. underwritten by them.
Naae I'll been gold.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

The Guaranty Trust Company OF New
( York has been appointed transfer agent
and the Liberty National Bank regis. .rar
O. the stock OF the newly formed United
states Distributing Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10


Hr.N.
lfsan
bond.
"a
fair t1 saul. iN.uf sr-H.s !,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Robert H Manner of Hal1garten & CO..
has peen elected director OF the Ameri
can Malt & Grain Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
sosOh Qo.sl soso9o.so's se.7t
KNV--MArket sioNHN
Yesterdays Previous Yea
New York: close close ase
Cash 10 g. West.sl.54 SI.s4 So
Flour and Nenl-Quotationsw were.
.r

Now YORK. cIOsH CTos' 40
MINI Patent ....SI-.le SJ420 Sii4D
Cornmeas yellow $50 $50
Bran -..... .... $50 as or
Rye four .......7 "5ar7..0 5@fT..o e'h
Cottonseed Oil-Prices were more OF Joss
feverisil yesterday. but the reaction IN r.t
ton and weakness in fhe hog position
caused active selling Of the late positions.
and at the close. prices Were a. ~
points lower, with the exception Of tct
bor which advanced 2s points on -
forts on the part of shorts to cover 81
The range OF prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
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Eggs Irr..na- i
gather.
., far .l. .I.l..
d 4ts
hccts. s..-
.fr rrl1r
rsrAt. tsrr
on ffr. H.f.
u.e a1d
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fanry. othrr hFtt.a ara sN4
.ru aat-l...
NJ lral1.- aaf ..H-
fa-.rr. 7f fafr4 ane
slIrfr "fla"-. l.l... Iltr
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

is liable to further deiay The resumption
of nour purchases b. lhe rovermnrnt
While the outward movement of wheat
may be seriously curtailed.
CorI--rhoro was 4 worry dun trade iu
corn and throughout the greater part OF
the day the pIic" changes were extremei r
narrow. shorts were good buyers on lta
breaks however, and nt ihe close sal u...
placed hearish interpret alton on Wedncs-
days government report md further
decline in hogs MAS thought 20 BE- against
values. Heavy rains over the West. how
ever. were against tho ucvfm ment and the
market was believed to b. IN an ovcrsoii
condition.
and. as the market is a very narrow one.
IT becomes easily Congested. and a good
many leading traders werc inclined to be
cautious about pressure on the selling aid
bear side
Country offers were again liberal. snd it
was thought that II the weather cieaIs
up there VIII be quito material improve
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn. no Sl5eR $l.J8s
Chicago.
8e5eDs5 Bseel@ Der '...... ...... ,.. ssa ss LIZ,
Oats--The oats market was inactive. bet
and at the close Of the day il1cea tet7
- cent net higher. Country on
were not large "nd easA markets. heia
comparatively steady. ENrorteis 1ere SAL
vices froin the West said That 100000
bushels had been sold tacre TO S.st.l 80
exporters, at cents over tho December
price.
New York: Close close ago
whitr sosO14 4Qo.sl sosopo.soia se.7s
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

The NeW YORK Trust Company has been
appointed transfer agent OF the stock oil
the Argouaut Salvage Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

James 81. Dixon has been elected
prcsidont and II director OF tho Tobacco
Products Corporation, succeeding George
j. WhaIcn, resigned.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Charles A. Holder. president Of the Park
Union Foreign Hankins corpora,on, has
,ablinhrnont of the new branch recently
opened In Paris.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Tho Equitable Trust Company has been
appointed transfer agent for tho stock of
the Haibohrn Motors Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
Interest To Be AddcdN
Foreign Bonds Dealt In Flat
(Sales)

Mex Exern strl 5s of '99, 1915. 81
do gold Is of '0i. 1854 ... i;
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Irving Trust Company OF New York. has
been appointed transfer agent Of the first
preferred, second preferred and common
slocAs Of the Selhcn Motor Corporation,
and also transfer agent OF the sock or
tho Great State Petroleum Company. Of
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

The Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York has been appointed trustee of La
Porte on and Refining Corporation mort
gage. dated October /, 1919, securing an
issue OF five-year first Hen anc collateral
trust Z per cent convertible gold notes
due October /, 1924 The New York Trust
Company has been appointed transfer
aGcnt.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

V y Laid & Co. arc forming a syndi-
cate TO offer for sub3c! pt!on 5000
shares Of tho International Products Com
Lany common STOCK at t3.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10

Mercantile Trust Company has been ap
yointed transfer agent OF the capiia
ock Of the General PnonoSraph Corpora
tion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-26
Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
SAYS an inside bath, before break
fast helps us look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Sparkling and ivacious-merry,
bright, alert-a good, clear skin and
a natural, rosy, healthy complexion
are assured only by pure blood. If
only every man and woman could be
induced to adopt the morning inside
bath, what a gratifying change would
take place. Instead of the thousands
of sickly, anaemic-looking men, wom-
en- and girls, with pasty or muddy
compilations; instead of the multi
tudes of nerve wrecks" "rundowns,'
brain fags," and pessimists, we
should see virile, optomistic throng
Of rosy-cheeked people everywhere.
An inside bath is had by drinking
each morning, before breakfast, a
glass of real hot water with tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
to wash from the stomach, liver, kid
news and ten yards of bowels the
previous days indfgestible waste. sour
lamentations and poisons, before put
ting more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bill
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds; and particularly those who
have a pallid, sallow complexion and
who are constipated very often, are
urged to obtain a quarter pound or
limestone phosphate at the drug store,
which will cost but trifle, but is
sufficient to demonstrate the quick
and remarkable change in both health
and appearance, awaiting those VINO
practice internal sanitation.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-26

Mrs. Thomas Jenkins of Fl. Recovery
and Werter Jenkins and family OF
Castine, spent Sunday with ora I'm
erick and family. Virgil BetI anu
his brother of Dayton. " anu VIE
Sarah Holman and daughter Emma
were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Harshbarser. J.. "A chorus choir
directed by Rev o. F. Bilger Will have
charge of the song services at the re
yival services being held at the Y. o.
church Rev. Carl Vernon Rcop arrN
cd here Tuesday to assist Rev. Bilger
in the meetings. Woman's meeting
will be held on Thursday at $3.50 p m
Mems meeting on Sunday at 2:3O p. m.
and Friday nights are school nights.
Harley Howell and Mrs. Anna Howeii
and daughter Treva spent Sunday al
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Smith at Lewisburg. Mr.. and MIS-
Fflliam Smith spent Sunday WIN
Omer Smith and family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-26
SEPARATE WAYS


II think we have come to q real
parting Of the roads"
why, Janet?" Waits tone was full
of feeling, yet there was quality or
firmness in 1t that gave Janet sense
of being in the wrong.
Because" she answered slowly,
through lips that tried not to be trem
ulous, I'VE have reached problem
with no other solution. Our marriage
is not the simple partnership most
marriages are"
But 1t could be, JAM" Interrupted
Walter "The book has had wonder
full notices. I'm brimful OF ideas for
other novels and stories. It's only a
question OF time when / shall tackle
a play, and bang! we'll be out OF the
woods. Sha'n't have to worry any
more about money and jobs and your
struggling between home and an Of
Ace. You won't need to wear yourself
to the bone with this furious ambi-
ton Of yours for success success!
You'll fnd success enough In our home
dear, and our partnership"
That's just the point you don't
understand, Walt" said Janet, with a
touch Of impotence. Which was not
impatience with Walt SO much as 1t
was evaporation at the whole COM
pick situation. There Is no real
partnership between us. Yours and
Lucy Benton's is the real partnership,
while while mine is" She broke
of, realizing by the hard light in her
husbands eyes that her speech was
conveying something she did not in
tend or feel. while NINE" she
finished, SIS with the magazine. Yes.
Walt, want my work as much as
you want yours. My talents, such as
they are, have found their place. But
it's my work in the office that is
wearing me down to the bone, as you
express it, Walt Shall tell you what
Is the real trouble?"
Walt nodded. please 60 on" he
said.
Lucy Benton" continued Janet.
Now, do not misunderstood be, Walt.
I am not given to petty jealousies. If
| were l should not now be proposing
that for time at least you and I go
our separate ways. l should stay and
| fight Lucy's influence. No, Walt. What
/ mean is that Lucy Benton can give
you what cannot. 1t was her sugges.
| ton that made you write successful
book 1t was her illustrations of the
story that helped to make the volume
| what 1t is 1t is her understanding OF
your aims that spurs you to do your
| best work.
But you could do all she does,
submitted Walt half-hearted]y.
mo, Walt, l could not. Our ideas
differ too much. Your mind and Lucy's
run on a different plane from mine
and-from mine and those who are
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-26

Friday night and Saiurdag Mrs.
Anna Howell and daughter Treva and
Mrs Blanche Shively were Richmond
shoppers Saturday. $3.50. .Orville VIII
helm and B. F. Parker made bust
ness trip to Richmond Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Ford spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Hollis Holtzmuller.
Mrs 10y Howell and children spent
Wednesday with her parents at New
Paris. . !. .Meedames Joe Bruner, Clate
limerick, A. o. Miller and Eliza Brown
visited Mrs. Ed. Woolf on Thursday
afternoon. . Mrs. Eliza Brown spent
the weekend with relatives at Dayton.
Miss Fern Richards Of Lewisburg
spent last week with Mrs. Alice Rich
ards. Charles Morris and family
and Robert Protzman spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris, ST., at
Verona, who celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary on that date.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Overholser return
ed Saturday from Richmond. where
they spent the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. James Daugherty. -.
Miss Thelma Weisenbarger of Green
vile was the weekend guest OF Mrs.
Maria Utz Paul and Oscar bigger,
Benz. Locke, Vernon Carter, Dwight
Spencer, Virgil and Robert Furry,
Fred Leas, Leone Pitman, Geneive
Frank, Olive Shank, Lillian Miller and
Fay Rule we're among the young peo-
pie attending the birthday surprise
Friday evening for Miss Irene Leas.
A birthday dinner was given for Mrs.
WILDER Dill Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Locke. The guests
were Blaine Sells and family OF Ell
dorado, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Wilhelm
Russell Fourman and family. WILDER
Dill and family of Palestine, Ira
Wright and family, B. F. Parker and
Miss May Parker. Frank Dempsey
visited relatives Saturday and Sunday
at Hamilton. ~. A. Cossairt and l.
A. Howell spent Sunday at Dayton.
Mrs. r. A. Locke. Orville Wilhelm and
wife, Frances Fourman and children
and Miss May Parker spent Thursday
in Richmond. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Verto
McGriff were In Greenville Friday at
ternoon. -. Miss Mary Holvatter is
visiting this week with her parents
near Greenville. Mrs. Irwin Aydel
lotte Of Dayton spent last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Clarke and
with Mrs. Maria Utz this week.
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Friday until Su--ay with her parents
at Greenville Miss Irene Teas was
very pleasantly surprised Friday eve
ming in honor of her fourteenth birth
day on the Sunday following. A jolly
crowd OF young people were present
to enjoy the evening. Refreshments
were served . A number from West
Manchester attended the box social
and carnival Friday evening at the
Monroe school building. 80. Misses
Sylvia Trone and Mary Niswonger of
New Madison called on friends at this
place Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clate limerick had as their
guests Sunday. her sister, Mrs. Edith
Shewmon and Mildred Campbell of
Eldorado. Church services will be
held next Sunday at the Christian
to fill his regular appointment here
last Sunday. DR.. Woodwork, return
ed missionary from Japan, who was to
have made an address here next Sun
day, will be unable to be present on
that date. Miss Hazel Barnes of
Dayton spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Eager. Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Troxel of Ithica were
0ieC1uoOu SlSlIOTS. nOp6II MluulCil,
Giles Wolverton and Simon Dunkel OF
Greenville, called on friends at this
place Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sarah
Ludy returned Saturday from weeks
visit with her daughter at Arcanum. /.
Harley Howell and Miss limo Howell
OF Dayton visited Sunday with Mrs.
Anna Howell and family. !. Miss Ola
Trump is enjoying the spring vacation
with her mother. She arrived here
Friday from Miami university at Ok.
ford. Miss Ruby Guenther also OF
Miami arrived here Monday to visit
her parents near West Manchester.
Mrs. Lurenna Trump entertained her
son Walter and family and Miss Ola
Trump to dinner Sunday. :. :. Irwin
Brown and family and Miss Lucinda
Brown visited Sunday with relatives
at Bakers Store. .J.hn Waldren, Sr
and family and Anna Gauch were Sun
day guests OF Chester Fowble and
wife. -. Charles Morris and Robert
Protzman called on friends at Verona
Sunday Norma Brown, Fern Rich
ards and Waldo Holtzmuller took din
ner Thursday with Mrs. Sarah Jane
Ford. Miss Mary Teas was the guest
Of Miss Lora D. Kimmel at Eldorade
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-26
Governor Cox to Speak at
Jackson Banquet at Eaton

EATON, O., March 26.-Arrange-
ments are completed for the ninth an
nual Jackson-Jefferson banquet, which
will be held here Thursday evening at
the armory, opening promptly at $50
o'clock. Indications are there will be
a record breaking attendance, as the
committee in charge states that up
ward of 500 tickets have been sold for
the feast 1t is expected that all Sec
tions OF Preble county will be repre-
scented.
Governor Cox Is the headliner on
Congressman Warren Gard, of this
(the Third Ohio) district; Judge G.
w. Mannix, of Greenville, and E. c.
Eikenberry, of Camden, the latter
filling the place of Ex-Governor j. E.
Campbell on the program, as Mr..
Campbell will be unable to be present.
Ex.State Senator Hugh r. Gilmore,
of this city, will preside at the feast
as master of ceremonies, and will
present Prof John Winkleman, of
West Alexandria, who will act as toast
master. The Rev. Thomas J. Simp-
son, Of the Presbyterian church, will
give invocation. A band from Verona
will be in attendance. Turkey and all
that goes with it will constitute the
banquet menu, which will be pre-
pared and served by Mrs. Frederick
Acton, local cateress.
The banqueters will assemble at
the courthouse at 6 o'clock and march
the armory, to the music OF the We
roma band. The marching column and
it's formation will be under direction
of c.. B. Cokefair and assistants.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-26
West Manchester, O.

Mrs. Elizabeth Scheurman returned
Monday from a months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Will King at Dayton.
Mrs. King accompanied her home for
short visit. Harve Shaeffer and
family visited Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Clarke. =. Mrs. Henry Lam
ming and Miss JUNE Cummins. of
Lewisburg spent Friday with Mrs.
Isaac Christman. George Williams
of Fountain City made business call
here Thursday. Carl Mckee OF near
Eaton was a West Manchester visitor
Thursday. .. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. New
man of Castine, spent Thursday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Cletes Beck.
Mrs. Clyde Shook and little sons
visited during the weekend with rel
atives at Toledo. O.. Mrs. Anna VOL
verton returned Friday from weeks
visit with relatives at Goraan, Ohio.
Miss Irene Wolverton spent from