The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-16
WINCHESTER PEOPLE
HEAR RAIDERS TALK
ON PROOFS OF Bible

WINCHESTER, July 16.-Dr. Lyell
RAIDER, of Chicago, delivered a lecture
on Science and the Bible" in the
First Methodist church Thursday
evening. Dr. RAIDER was at the head
OF the department of high explosives
in the World war and perfected T. N.
T., when the chemists of Germany had
given up the problem. He claims he
secured the formula from the Bible.
DR.. RAIDER is accompanied by his wife
and three sons, talented musicians,
who gave concert.
Old Settlers Day
The annual Old Settlers day cele-
bration will be held at Ridgeville,
Wednesday, Aug. II. Arrangements
| are being made by the committees in
/ charge to make this a record day for
| Randolph county. Several bands have
| been engaged and an effort is being
made to secure speakers of national
| reputation. The dining hall has been
put in fine condition and everything
will be in readiness for this event, to
I be held at the park, near Ridgeville.
| Sues for Divorce
| Mary T. Epsteen has filed suit for
divorce from Lewis G. Epsteen. Fail
ure to support is alleged. The plain
| tiff also wishes her maiden name,
Mary T. Neel, restored.
Ida May Campbell has sued Jacob
r. Campbell for a divorce. The plain
tiff alleges that her husband was in
dicted in a recent grand jury investi-
cation for visiting houses of i'll fame.
The plaintiff also asks for the restora.
ton of her maiden name.
Sues To Collect Damage
A suit for damages was filed in
Squire Coats court Thursday by Fran.
els Hubbard and Thomas ]. Leavell
against the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi
cago and St. Louis Railway company
The plaintiffs shipped car load OF
hogs to Indianapolis on June Is, 1921
over this road. They further claim
that the hogs were not properly
watered and sprayed by the railroad
company, with the result that three
hogs valued at $79.36, died in transit
Reduces Rates
The Farmers Telephone company
of Winchester, has notified its patrons
of the voluntary reduction of tele
phone rates from S160 gross to $1.5C
gross and $3.50 net to S125 net, eff
fective September l. This reduction
the company further states Is on &C
count of material and other expenses
having been reduced and it is thought
it will not be long until the old rate Of
81 month will be charged. This is
the first telephone company in Indiana
to voluntarily reduce its rates.
. Pays $3.50
In the case of Leila Wysong VS.. Mar
quis Holiday for wages, George Coats
justice of the peace, found for the
plaintiff. Judgment and costs
amounting to $3.50 were paid by tn,
/ defendant.
a Mary India Potter has filed bond il
0 the sum of $4,000 as executrix of tn,
o estate of Hiram Yost
h The Jarrett family reunion will b.
: held at Goodrich park, Winchester
e July "a.
No Sunday Movies
S After celebrating for two hours tn
f. jury in the case Of the state of Indiani
l. VS.. Pearl G. Chattin, on a charge o
r operating his motion picture show i,
S Union City on Sunday, June II. re
Y turned verdict of guilty. The max
mum fine of $40 and costs, amountin
d to $59.50 was assessed 1t is said tina
e the members Of the jury were unan
a nous from the first as to the guilt Q
d the defendant The reason for thei
e deliberation was the fixing of tn
S amount of the fine The case wa
IS tried before Judge Alonzo L. Bales
d of this city.
d Arraien Two Men
s Dan Burton and John Samuel:
d charged with grand larceny for stea
IN hue rri,
preliminary hearing before Judge 4
L. Bales Thursday. They elaine
they were not ready to enter a pie;
On default of $4,000 bond each, tn
II two men were returned to Jail.
The most powerful artificial light i
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