The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-16
VIOLAT0R OF LIQUOR
LAW FACES SECOND
CHARGE IN ONE WEEK

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EATON, o., Nov. 16-On a second
charge OF violating the prohibition
laws within a weeks time, Orle Bos-
ton, farmer, of near Sugar Valley,
southwest of Eaton, was to be given Il
hearing here sometime today before
Squire L. It. Stephen. He gave $500
bond Tuesday for his appearance for
trial.
Boston was one of three farmers OF
the Sugar Valley neighborhood arrest
ed last week in raids on their homes
where illegal liquor stills were found
and seized, according to raiding of.
ficers Boston was fined $500 and
costs, which he paid. Corn liquor and
mash were found at his home, II was
alleged. Charles Volta, one of the
men arrested, entered a plea of not
guilty, he was to be given a hearing
today He gave $500 bond for his ap-
pearance.
In the second raid at Boston's home
Tuesday two barrels of mash were
found, it is alleged. The raid was en-
gineered by Anti-Saloon league Offic-
ers and was carried out by Deputy
Sheriff c. X. Wehrley, who made the
arrest.
Frank LOOMS, held in Jail here in
default of bond, was to be given a
hearing sometime today in mayor $
court in West Alexandria on charge
of violation of the prohibition laws.
LOOMS has been in similar trouble be-
fore.
Get Free Trip
For having won first honors in one
of the several branches of boys and
girls club work in Preble county, 10
~ n q
a free trip to Columbus and weeks
instruction in various lines in the
agricultural department of the state
university.
The boys and girls are in charge of
Miss Zoa Benham. school teacher, of
Campbelstown. The free trips were
offered by the county fair board and
other agricultural organizations. The
Preble county party will return Satur-
day Those making UP the party of
winners are:
Talbert Christman, Washington
township; Mary Overholtz, Camden;
Elsie Potts, Paul Schlotterbeck, Mon
roe township; Ruth Pryfogle, Harold
McWhinney, Jackson township; Anna
Brown, Ruth Furrey, Kenneth Ram
sey, Darrell Loop, Gratis township;
Mary Price, Harrison township; Helen
Druley. Kenneth Frazier, Dixon town
ship; Florence Brubaker, Lanier
township; Ebert Voge, Twin town
ship.
Clifton to Speak
Prof. J. l.. Clifton, Ohio state uni
versity, and Dr. S. X. Mardis, Ohio
university, Athens, will deliver adj
dresses in a meeting of the Preble
County Teachers association next
Saturday in Monroe township, in the
central school building near Eldorado
DR. Mardis will speak on Taxation
and How to Teach 1t in the Public
Schools" and on THE Real Education
Problem in Ohio" Professor Clifton
will speak on THE Profession OF
Teaching"
The meeting will open at 9:3C
o'clock in the morning. Music will be
furnished by the Monroe schools glee
club, Norma Luday Grasshoff and
Paul Bilger The domestic science de
partment of the schools will serve din
ner at noon. E. f. Mcclellan is presi
dent of the association and H A
Hoffman is secretary-treasurer
To Elect Officers
Annual election of officers Of st
Clair post, American Legion, will bt
! conducted in a meeting of the pos
Thursday evening in its headquarter'
in the courthouse. D. R. Hartman il
the present commander.
Clark is Honored
Ed r. Clark, of New Paris, pres
dent of the Preble County Farm bU
reau. has been selected by the bureau
executive committee to represent tn
bureau at the national farm burea
meeting in Atlanta Ga, the first tire
days of next week.
Sells Meat Market
Announcement is made of the sal
by John Sizelove of his local mea
market. Main and Barron streets, t