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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-19
PREbLE DEMOCRATS
BODY WILL MEET IN
EATON TO ORGANIZE

EATON, O., Aug. 19.-For the pur-
pose of organization, the newly-elected
Democratic committee of Preble coun-
ty will meet Saturday in Eaton. The
meeting place and the hour Of the
meeting have not been announced.
After organization OF the central
committee is perfected 1t is expected
the executive committee will be nam
ed. The county committee Is now
made up Of 80 members, one from
each voting precinct in the county.
instead of one member from each Of
the IL townships, as heretofore.
Members Of the new committee are,
Eaton: First precinct. Hugh R. Gill
more; second precinct, C. c. Webb;
third precinct, D. A. Raney; fourth
precinct, Otha Hecathorn; Washing
ton township (east), l.. T. Koontz;
Washington township (west), Tyler
Fudge; New Paris. Harry D. Collins;
Jefferson township, Albert Daugherty;
Jackson township, Rife Gard; Dixon
township, Virgil Bryant; Israel town
ship (north), J. M. Casey; Israel town.
ship (south), W. N. Allen; Monroe
township (east), w. E. Gruber; Mon.
roe township (wesD, w. B. Eddins;
Casper township, ]. B. Markey; Cam
den, James Horrigan; Somers town
ship, C. E. Yost; College Corner. NJ.
P Rolf; Lewisburg, J. H. Pundt; Yer
ona, Daniel Smith; Harrison town
ship (north), w. /. McGriff; Harrison
township (south). F. N. Unger; West
Alexandria (north), Henry Hoffman !;
West Alexandria (south), John Fab
renholz; Lanier township, c. D. Fad
Ter; Gratis village. Warren Williams !;
IN n
/ Gratis township (south), C. w. Kirk
patrick; west Manchester, Charles
Troutwine: West Elkton. George
Swope; Twin township. R. C. Shafer
| Eldorado, Isaac Miller.
Accused Of Non-support-
Noah Wysong, Of Dayton, is held
! here in the county Jail in default OIL
| 81 900 bond, charged with non-support
of two Of his children. He was placed
| in Jail late Wednesday afternoon, after
| being bound over to common pleas
| court from the court of Justice L. T
Stephen. Wysongs arrest was effected
| Wednesday.
The affidavits filed against Wysons
charged him with non-support Of his
minor son and daughter. The daughter
| is an inmate at the Preble county
| orphanage.
| Wysong pleaded guilty to non.sup
port Of the daughter at the orphanage
but he waived examination on thu
charge of non-support of the son. Bono
was fixed at $500 in each case.
| Organize G. o. p. Club.
| AlonZo F. Scott, former treasurer o
Preble county, is president of Hard
irg-Coolidge club just organized a
New Paris. Clifford Richards is. secre
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A Business Proposition

When you see the word free, you u.s.
ually associate 1t with something
that is not right. or fraud or scheme
to get your money. for the first idea
that comes to your mind is, THAT no
one can give something for nothing
unless he has a motive back of ii. :"
But did the idea ever occur to you
that it may be a business PROPOSE
ton to get future business? l am so
sure of my work, so sure that l can
help you, no matter what your all
ment is, that l will give one week OF
special adjustments free to all new
patients coming to me before Sept. J..
You are under no obligations to take
any more, and if you have a trouble
cannot help, I'll tell you, for dissat-
isfied patient is the poorest adver-
tisement l could possibly get. An
other reason: If you have gone to
different doctors, who have disagreed
as to what ails you, come to me and
will locate your trouble exactly. and
tells you what ails you, without ask
ing you one question. So, look at
this offer in this manner. I would
not offer free adjustments if l were
not sure of myself Don't be afraid
you have something / cannot help.
For the benefit of women, maybe I
can help that female trouble and save
you an operation. In the past I have
successfully removed without the aid
of drugs or knife the primary cause
of headache, lumbago, constipation,
stomach. liver heart, lung, kidney,
bladder trouble, gallstones, paralysis
and rheumatism. You are we'll, and
permanently SO, when the cause is
removed. for you know they arise
from a cause, and the cause is still
there or you would be well. You have
tried all else, try me- I'll prove it by
the free spinal adjustments.
e. r. GUILFoRD, o. c., chiropractor
Murray Theatre Bldg
Hours: a. m. to p. m.
"a d rtis m ent)
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| Ind. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Maze. Mr. and Mrs. Mort
Parks, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Dougal, motored to Williamsburg, Sun
day, and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Parks. Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Wilson and daughters, spent Sunday
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Sacre,
near Everton.. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Funk and son. were guests of friends
] in Richmond. Sunday. Mrs. Emma
Gear and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dye reunion at Arlington, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kaufman spent the
| weekend as guests Of relatives at Gin
| cinnati, o.. 49,. Mr.. Ivan Maze, Of In
dianapolis, is spending this week with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Maze. Mrs. Ben Thomas left Wed.
nesday morning for Holman. Ind,
where she will spend this week attend
ing Council of the c. U. church.
Mrs. Ed Hem, of Muncie, came We'd
nesday to spend a week the guest Of
her father, DR.. J. D. Smith. Mr..
James Keller, of Cumberland, is
spending few days here with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nize. - Miss Ruth Parks
and Carl Meek were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Burke. near College Grove,
Tuesday evening. 49,. Mrs Margaret
Bell and son, Frank. Mrs. Cliff Walker,
and Misses Susie and Minnie Freeman
shopped in Connersville. Tuesday
afternoon. :. Miss Ruth Parks spent
Saturday night and Sunday the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Waiting. near
Abingdon. Mr.. and Mrs George
lobe, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Monroe
motored to Clarksburg. Ind, Sunday,
and were guests Of friends. Mr.. ].
P Moore returned home Wednesday
from bennington, w. Va, where he
has been visiting his parents. . . Miss
Mary Larmore is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John Hubble, this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Rife Paddock, Of Abingdon.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Giese, Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Whitis and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Maze and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Giese and family, spent Saturday even
ing with Mr.. End Mrs. Forrest Stevens
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tary and Howard T. Aker is treasurer.
The club is to be known as the Jeffer.
son Township Harding Coolidge club.
Deem y. q. Delegate.
Dan H. Deem has been named lay
mems delegate by the United Brethren
church to represent the local church
at the annual United Brethren confer
ence at Arcanun, August 24-29. G. F.
Grin1s was named alternate.
eash-Johnson Engagement.
Formal announcement has been
made Of the engagement Of Miss Nellie
Johnson and Philip H. Bash, of Hunt.
ington. Ind. Miss Johnson is a daugh.
ter OF the late Mrs. Eva Johnson. of
Eaton. She is a graduate Of the local
public schools and Of Indiana uni.
versity. She is making her residence
IN Eaton, making her homo during
vacation seasons with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Lugar.
Dixon VigiIants Meet.
Several hundred persons attended
the all day picnic given Thursday of
the Dixon Township Vigilant society in
Parks grove, Dixon township. Band
concerts and a basket-dinner were
features Of the affair Judge v. V.
Brumbaugh, Of Eaton. and Mrs. 2. H.
Stanley delivered addresses.
Delinquent Taxes $7,447.93.
Delinquent taxes on realty and per-
sonal property in Preble county for the
year 1919 aggregate $7,447.93, accord.
Ing to records of County Treasurer c.
E. Samuels. The late June collection
Of taxes represented the last half of
the 1919 taxing period
Somebody Has Fried Chicken.
Theft of % young chickens has been
reported by Mrs. B. P. Ashworth, re-
siding a mile northwest of Eaton. The
fowls were stolen from her chicken
yard. She offers a reward Of $50 for
arrest and conviction of the thief OF
thieves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-19
PESKY
BED BUGS

(Pssky Devils Quietus) p. D. @. 10 Q
new chemical that puts the everlasting to
the Pesky bedbugs. reaches. neas. ants
and cootiee-impossibie for the pesxy
devils to exist where p. D. @. 10 used.
Recommendations OF Hotels. Hospitals
Railroad Companies and other public In
stitutions are q guarantee to the public
that the safest. quickest and most eco
nomical way Of Riding the pesky insects
10 by the use of P. d. Q. a. this chemical
kills the eggs as we'll as the live ones.
and will not injure the clothing.
3bc package makes q full quart
enough to kill a million bedbugs reaches.
ne.s or eooties-aEd also contains q pat
ent spout to get the egg nests In the
hard to set-at places. md saves Juice.
special Hospital size 81 50 makes Ave
Ealonf-contains three spouts-suppiied
h'' H-"Sgfsts or sent prepaid upon receipt
Qf price. either size. by the Owl Chemical
Co, Terre Haute. fnd.-never psddled.
A. G. Luken & Co., ouigley's Drug
Stores and Thistlethwaite's Drug
Stores.-advertiseme
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Mrs. Charles Hartzler, Mrs. William
Kinsella and Mrs. Frank Stenger.
Miss Mary Catherine Youngflesh
was hostess Wednesday afternoon for
the G.. G. club, at her home on South
Fifteenth street Miss Reba Morgan
was made member of the club. Five
hundred and dancing was enjoyed
during the Afternoon, after which the
hostess served a dainty luncheon.
Those present were Miss Virginia Har-
ris, Miss Margaret Coe, Miss Helen
!! Sackman, Miss Janet Harris, Miss
Helen Robinson and Miss Reba Nor
gan.
A number of friends of Miss Pauline
Vessel delightfully."- surprised her at
her home on South Fifteenth street
Wednesday evening in honor Of her
birthday anniversary. The guests
spent the evening with music and
games, after which luncheon was
served. Those who enjoyed the affair
were Miss Pauline Vessel, Miss Mil
dred Townsend, Miss Mary Pfeiffer,
Miss Mabel Roser, Arthur Love, Fran
els Wright, Louis Robe and Harry
Brokamp. ~~a-
Miss Frances Roser Is visiting
friends in Indianapolis for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Lacey and daugh-
| ter Janet have returned from Corners
vile, where they visited.
Mrs. William Loehr, nee Krone, of
Newcastle, is spending few days
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mr.. and
| Mrs. James Fry and Miss Edna Meyer
spent Thursday in Connersville.
| Mrs. Harry Macke, nee Alta Conner
| and son Marshall of Chicago Heights
| ILL.,, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Ratliff and other relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Parker, OF
Eaton, O., announce the engagement
| of their daughter, Edna, to Edward
| Lawrie Muffin, Of Philadelphia, Pa
The wedding will take place the mid
die Of September. Miss Parker is q
| graduate of the Eaton schools and Of
| Earlham college. She has taught In
the Martin private school at Miami
Fla, and at Westtown, Pa. Mr.. Muff
| lin has for some time been engaged in
business in Georgetown, British Gui
ana, South America.
Mrs. Anna E. Beekley and son
Clyde, Of Asheville, N. Car, and Miss
Ella Tomlinson, of Summitville, Ind.
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H
Tucker, at their home on South Eighth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs O. E Weaver and
family returned from Cincinnati where
they spent a week. They were &C
companied home by Mrs. j. Mehne ant
Mrs M Williams Of Cincinnati Mrs
Clifton Maddox of Cincinnati was the
guest at a dinner party given by Mr.
and Mrs. Weaver.
Miss Elizabeth Tarkleson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrsr. Thomas Tarkleson
South Fourteenth street, is visiting
in Logansport, Ind.
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Pic Growing Contest

The various Hog Associations OF
Darke County and the Board OF Di-
rectors Of the Darke County Agricul
tural Society are holding a Pig Grow.
Ing Contest and Sale at the Darke
County Fair, Aug. % to 27th.. The
Fair Board is holding a contest OF
their own and the three associations
Of the County are each holding con-
test Of their own breed The contest
Of the Fair Board is held for the pur-
pose Of educating the boys and girls.
Of the County to fatten their hogs for
market while the association contests
are held to educate the youngsters to
feed their pigs for breeding purposes
only. There are 174 head Of pigs
entered in these contests and there is
sure some rivalry among the contest.
ants. The Poland China Association
will hold a public sale Of their pigs al
/ o'clock p. m. Thursday. Aug. 26 and
the money each pig brings will be
given to the boy or girl who raised it.
advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-19
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Method That Any
one Can Use Without Dis
comfort or Loss of Time,

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We especially want to send it to
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This free offer is too important to
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and family. Mrs. Meeker, of Ohio, is
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Geo.
Showalter. this week. Miss Agnes
Gavin. OF Indianapolis, is the guest OF
her mother and brother here.
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Special Rates

All the railroads entering Green
v1lle-Cfncinnati Northern, Pennsyl-
van1a and D. & u, will give special
rates the week of Aug. % to 81 on &C
count of the Great Darke County Fair.
Tickets good returning" Saturday, Aug.
28th. Take advantage of these rates
and attend the Great Fair The Ohio
Electric will run special cars to and
from the ground. also extra cars over
their entire road to take care of you.
Come !-Advertisement.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
KIWANIANS THRILLED
BY AMERICANISM

]. 4. Yoeman. OF the J. C. Yoeman's
Industrial speakers Bureau. spoke al
noon today at the meeting OF the
kiwanis Club on the subject The
Square Deal and 100 per cent Amer
icanism' SO Interested were the HI
wanians IN the talk. that Mr. N0eman
was forced to speak at greater length,
after twice stopping Mr.. N0eman
has been speaking at the various in
dustrial plants OF the city.
This morning he spoke at the Lob
dell plant and yesterday he addressed
the workers OF the Eastern Malleable
Iron Company This afternoon he will
speak al the BENJAMIN r. Shaw Go.
plant. Al SIS o'clock tomorrow he
win speak at the plant Of the Pyritcs
Company.
Roll call prizes were awarded to-
day as follows. Amber cigar and
amber cigarette holder. donated by
Dr. A. j. Bertha, and presented TO D..
r. Manser. pair OF ladies' SIX hose,
donated by A. Y. Hughes and present.
ed 10 Elmer Potts: silver ash recelN-
er. donated by l.. NJ. Montgomery and
presented 10 II. N. White; SO in trade.
donated by 5. NJ Clayton, and pre-
sented TO Chick Borrell. a pipe set.
donated by Harold g.. Dean and pre-
serted 10 George W Bulz, Jr, 10
cans Of picrcc-Arrow grease, donated
ny r. C.. Ulrlch andd presented 10
William A. Casey.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21

Serb0 has set the world TO thinking
along entirely new lines. II is now
realized that millions Of people who
do not suffer from any particular dis
ease are subnOrmal in Their general
health and vital power, and mat TINS
weakness Is due TO their rundown
condition
People who look upon life as a care
and a burden lnd that Serbo grad
ually brings back 10 them the Joys or
living, the strength and courage TO
meet the world face 10 face, the pow
er 10 laugh at trouble and Ia disre-
gard petty annOyances. BY acting on
the stomach and Strengthening the
blood SerbO cOnfers strength and en-
durance 10 the muscular system and
natural activity TO all the organs OF
Probably the most important, and
certainly the most practical lesson
taught by SerbO, Is That nine-tenths
OF our unhappiness and as much OF
our sickness, pains and miserles are
the direct results Of our own neglect
our system OF medication has been
wrong FOR we have been doctoring
our ORGANS with stimulating drugs
Instead OF strengthening them.
Conditions In the last few years
have led up TO the point where, To-
day. practically nine out OF every ten
people need a good general system
medicine like Serb0.
Thinas Are Different Now.
Twenty years ago the pace at which
life was lived started growing faster
ID finally became a straining race In
which men and women worked fever
lshly. ate hastily, slept little and took
practically no exercise. In slort, ny
ing conditions became absolutely
harmful 10 health. The pace Of life
became even faster during the period
OF the war, making greater demands
on energy and health.
Then. with many people feeling
weak and rundown, came The infu-
rnza. 10 swept the country from end
TO end and hundreds Of thousands
were attacked.
Besides weakening them and caus-
ing their health to become generally
run down. countless men and women
also say some ailing conditions OF the
Evening journal., 1920-04-21

stomach, liver or kidneys is distinctly
worse since they had influenza or
pneumonia.
As a result Of all these things hun
dreds OF thousands OF people are to-
day in poor health and the demand
for medicine is probably the greatest
Many Complaints.
Sleeplessness is common. Com
plants about the stomach, liver or
kidneys are heard often. Bloatlrg-
belOhing, gas on The stomach after
eating, lack Of appetite, nervousness,
catarrhal conditions Of the head, nose
and throat, a tired, worn-out feeling,
bother thousands.
Complaints like these are usually
due TO a rundown, fagged-out system
and should be combatted with a sys-
tenn medicine.
Serbo Is a system medicine Of real
merit Serbo begins by placing the
stomach in good condition and bring
ing normal, healthy appetite. II
tones up the liver, the kidneys and
quiets the nerves thus producing
sound. restful sleep. IL strengthens
and cleanses the system and enriches
the blood In short Serbo is Just
what rundown men and women need.
Noticeable Effects Of Serbo.
during the ufsl lew udAH ui Hlt
treatment there may be no noticeable
results, though IN many cases there Is
an appreciable Increase in the general
tone. strength and endurance OF the
nerves and muscular system. The ap-
petite and digestion may show I'M
nroVemcnt within a few days. The
complexion takes on a better color,
indicating improved blood. Gradually
there develops from day TO day a feel
ing Of improved general health and
strength, which has It's influence in
steadying the nerves and imparting
The power Of endurance In cases
where impoverished blood has result
ed In loss Of flesh there Is gradual
Increase In weight. the result OF I'M
proved digestion and assimilation.
II is now reported that this remark
able discovery Is 10 be brought to
Wilmington and many people are
wondering what drug firm will re-
ceive the valuable agency.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
EIlREkA cnIlNcIL GnnMs

Eureka Council, No. I, mol at the
Jr. q. Il. A. NJ Hall last evening and
Initiated ten mombers. The council
was called to order by the council
lor. o. y. Haklcns, assisted by the
State councillor. A. II. Caulk.
The degree work was In charge Of
Degree Master Frank Slegrist. assist
"a by Capt n. Norris White and
showed cOmmendable spirit in hand
ling the degrees.
Music was furnished by the lodge
OrchcGra.
Eureka Council, since It's banquet
several weeks ago. has gained con
sldable In It's members, and Is now
becoming one Of the foremost OF
fratcrnal organizations.
4 drive for new members Is an
under direction OF the following cap
ialns: Irwin E, L. Splrer, Harry Cor
rigan. Leroy Campbell and l.. II.
Richardson.
Numbers OF the degree teams arc
requested TO be present at the hall
on next Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
AGED WOMAN MAY
SUCCUMB TO BURNS

Mrs. Mary Arnolt, aged 20 years, OF
No Gl5 West Nln.h street is in Della
ware Hospital suffering from burns
r ccivod In lighting The gas at her
home last nisht Her condition Is
serious.
Just how 'he woman was burned is
not clear 10 th hospital stan All
they know Is that Mrs Arreit was
burned while lighting a gas Jet. Louis
W. Arnoti her son. hearing his
mothers screams. ran downstairs
and found her clothing in ames.
lie hastily threw ihe woman on The
floor, wrapped her In rugs and smoth-
cred the fire only DO nnd her severely
burned from The waist ~ chin
The clothing being practically burned
from the upper portion 0f her hody.
Mr. Arnolt received a burn on bis
right hand.
Mrs. .AnOtt is a widow g.-' ''-'s
with her son. who Is secretary OF Sc
lax and Hoffman. cigar manufacturers
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
oLApIEs, NIGmr nom pYrnIANs.

A Ladies Night will be held by
Calanlhe Lodge, No %, Knights OF
pythias, In the Pythian auditorium,
next Tuesday evening 4 program Of
vaudeville and music will be given,
following which a dance VIII be held
Music will be furnished by the lodge
orchestra.
The rank team OF Calanthe Lodge,
accompanied by It's orchestra, VIII go
noon. May l. TO confer the rank OF
page upon a large class OF the penns-
VILE Lodge. X. of r. The Pylhlans
will return 10 Wilmington Sunday ar
ternoon About nifty members Will
make the trip
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
mITs nOY. spEEns AMAY.

CHESTER. Pa, April 2l-Aftcr
knocking down eight-ycar-0ld Lawson
CrOthers, who was crossing the street
near his home yesterday and lniuring
the boy fifteen feet away, The driver
Of an automobile bearing a Delaware
License sped away before anyone
could take his license Number.
Half a dozen women who Witnessed
The accident yelled at the autoist TO
stop. but hc put on more speed and
got away from The scene. "lOu are
not going 70 scratch my eyes out, "
the man yelled back at The women.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
"TRIANCLEe Is AVIATION FIELD

TTlo c1m0UlIago1 LuTIIss DIpIano,
which is TO be used In connection
with uhe L. :. Army recruiting drive
in This city, was moved from the
rear Of the Public Building lhis ar
ternoon and unloadcd on The triangle
Just back OF Washington street
bridge A balloon which has been
on he triangle, viii be- inflated to-
morrow.
Prior 10 being taken to The triangle
the plane was paraded through the
downtown streets
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MEET.

The weekly meeting OF the Delaware
Funeral Directors Association WAS
held last night President Mealey, an
notlnced that the committee, which
was appolnted last week 10 consider
legislation on the subject OF sani-
iary measures and other matters OF
importance 10 the profession, will re-
ceive instructions 10 act at the next
meeting. The committee consists Of
James r. Chandler, Harvey E. Nichols
and Daniel T. killrOy.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
FALL In PRICES
OF MOTOR SHARES

Tho stock market. particularly in The
motor and oil shares, suffered a SET
back this afternoon. General Motors
fell TO S255, a decline Of i2 points to-
day. The motor shares were depress-
ed on rumors that the workers in au-
tomoblle factories were organizing and
considering demands TO be made for
higher wages on May T.
Many industrial shares fell IN sym
pathy with the motor shares. Cad
money was favorable al 7 per cent.
Evening journal., 1920-04-21
CITY MANACFR no SPEAK.

Charles r.. Ashburner, city manager
OF Norfolk. Va. will address the
Chamber Of Commerce at ITS luncheon
at the Hotel dupont. at noon tomor-
row. Mr.. Ashburner Is a very inter-
esting and instructive speaker, and
viii explain the method pursued by
Norfolk In adopting the small com
mission and city manager form of
municipal government. The Kiwanls
and Rotary Clubs will attend the
luncheon