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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19

J. Brennan; Screech, the town crier,
G. SALES; Franz Staub-a wanderer,
P. Runnels; Stitchem-tailor, Oscar
Jessing; Chopem-butcher, H. Holt
house; Waxem-shoemaker, Eugene
Juerling; Kneadem-baker, Guy Bren-
nan; villagers, huntsmen, attendants.
Choruses and solos of the operetta:
ITO the Woods Away opening
chorus; "Tis So Ordained Alexis /;
"The Town Officials" solo and chorus !;
THE Tradesmens Song" chorus !;
Praise the Lord" invisible chorus OF
monks; Back to the Scenes of My
Childhood" Franz Staub; Joy and
Gladness," chorus.
On Tuesday and Wednesday nights
beginning at s o'clock each night, a
bazaar and social entertainment will
take place in the St. Andrews hall.
Thanksgiving day will mark the
final big celebration of the annivers
ary. The following is the program
for the occasion on Thanksgiving day:
Jubilee Mass, O'Clock; specia
music by St Andrews male choir, un
der the direction of Prof. Joseph NJ
Richter; professional, 'Ecce Sacerdos
Magnus;" "Propers of the Mass,
(Tozer); Mass in honor of st. Francis
Xavier, F. X. Witt.
Jubilee sermon, the Rev. Flaviar
Larbes, o. F. M: dedication of tht
new marble communion railing; &C
/ Salutaris' (Wiegand); "Fantum Ell
go" (Lenk); benediction; TIE Deum,
| congregation.
From the hours of five to eigh
| o'clock on Thanksgiving day, will b.
held big banquet in the parish dining
hall Then beginning at s o'clock III
| assembly will hold the civic celebra
| ton. The Rev. Clement M. Zepf vii
| preside.
| The program for the final meetin!
will be as follows:
| Overture, St. Andrews orchestra
welcome, the chairman; chorus, 81
| Andrews choir; Richmond" Mayo
w. w Zimmerman; st. Andrews, tn
Rev. John C. Rager, S. T. l.; chorus
st. Andrews choir; ''The Church" tn
Rt Rev. F. H. Gavist, L. l.. D., V. G..
vocal solo. Miss Leona Buening; &C
| dress, William Dudley Foulke; choru!
! St Andrews choir: response, Nor
| signor Roell: chorus, st. Andrew
| choir; orchestra.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19

Frederic ]. HaSkin. Director,
The Richmond Palladium
Information Bureau,
Washington, D. c.
| enclose herewith two cents
in stamps for return postage on
free copy of Care Of Food in
the Home.
Name .................
Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
City ..............
State ................
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19

against Chester Jack, for foreclosure
of mechanics lien.
Gertrude White was granted $4,000
alimony, absolute divorce from the
Grove White, and the care and custody
of the two minor children. Frauline
and Corliss, in court Saturday morn
ing. Cruel and inhuman treatment
was the ground on which the decree
was awarded. Judgment against the
defendant in the sum of SIS per week.
for the support of the children, was
also rendered. White, former Rich
mond resident, is now real estate
dealer in Indianapolis, it was said.
Claude Abbott, found guilty of larc-
! eny in circuit court Thursday, was
sentenced to serve from one to eight
years on the penal farm by Judge
Bond, Saturday morning.
| 1T is not a pleasant task to pass
sentence on fellow man." said the
court, yet, you have been tried by a
| jury of your equals, and found guilty
! The court has to perform its duty. |
trust this will be lesson that will
stay with you all your life" Abbott
was fined $25 and disfranchised for
two years in addition to the prison
sentence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19
EATON LEGION POST
ELECTS DR.. TURNEY
COMMANDER FOR 1922

EATON, O., Nov. 19-Dr Carl D.
Turney was elected commander of St.
Clair post American Legion in the an
nual election conducted Thursday
night. Carl Brouse was elected first
vice commander; Karl Pitsinger, sec
ond vice commander; Herbert Swain,
adjutant, reelected; A d. Afford,
treasurer; the Rev. Charles F. Irwin,
chaplain; Earl Murphy, historian.
Commander Turney will appoint SER
( geant-at-arms.
Change has been made in the regu-
| lar meeting nights. Hereafter regu-
lar meetings will be held the first
and third Monday night in each month
| instead of the first and third Friday
night of each month.
Make Early Settlement
One day after filing suit in common
pleas court, compromise was effected
in an action brought by Lawrence
| Weadick against Earl and Ora c. Will
liams and William Epp and the case
was dismissed. The suit involved
$500 worth of notes.
Convict Byron Gangwer
| Byron Gangwer, Is years old, OF
| West Sonora, will serve not less thar
three years nor more than 10 years il
the state reformatory, having beer
convicted on a statutory charge Fri
day.
| Lodge Elects Officers
Officers elected for Boliver lodge
F. and A. NJ, are: senior warden, Al
bert F. Harris; Junior warden, Clifford
Stroh; senior deacon, Ed B. Gray
junior deacon, John Campbell; secre
tary, c. j, Hunter; treasurer, q. j
Poffenberger; tyler, Ben Pence; trus
tees, G. ]. Hunter, U. ]. Poffenberger
H. L. Risinger.
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a pie for the social to be held follow
ing the council.

pie for the social to be held follow
ing the council.
A called meeting of the Ladies Aid
society of the First Baptist church
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Hay, 30S North Sixteenth street, next
Tuesday evening. All women of the
church are urged to be present.
Mrs. Fred Miller, of North Tenth
street, will be hostess to the Tichnor
club Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Esther Wicket, of 230 Linden
avenue, will be hostess for the Mary
Hill W. c. T. U. Monday afternoon.
All members are asked to come and
help knot comforts.
The Art Studio shop on the third
floor over Prices will be open on
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, it
| is announced. Persons who wish to
! visit the studio at other times must
do so by appointment, as it is not
open except on the two afternoons a
week.
| A Thanksgiving market will be held
Wednesday, Nov. %, at the market
house by the Mary Hill w. c. T. T.
! The Dorcas society will have an
all day meeting Monday at the First
English Lutheran church. Comforts
will be made. All members are asked
/ to come and to be there as early as
| possible.
The Music department of the Wo
mans club will meet at $50 oclocR
| Tuesday morning in the public ar;
! gallery. Members are asked to note
that the meeting is not to be held ir
the afternoon, as has been previously
announced. The change has beer
made because music-teachers who art
members of the club are not able ic
come Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Faye Logue will be hostess K
the Amice Filiae Monday evening.
Miss Esther Reid will entertain tbs
! Tyrolean club at her home on EaS
Main street Monday evening.
The Sigma Kappas will be entertain
ed at their annual Thanksgiving ban
quet Tuesday evening, Nov. %.
The T. w. NJ. A club meets will
Miss Jane Keister Wednesday eve
ming.
The Royal Neighbors will NEE
,, Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
The N. n. C. club will be enter
tanned by Miss Rhea Porter Thurs
, day.
Mrs. Charles Darlan will be hostes
to the Hiawatha Social and Literar
| society Friday Afternoon.
The Jolly Twelve will be entertaine
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19
London Cathedral Done
is Only Wooden Dummy

1t is not generally known that the
towering dome of ST. Pauls cathedral,
London, England, is a dummy. 1t is
built of wood and covered with lead,
but is not strong enough to support
the lantern and gold ball that appear
to rest on it. Sixty feet below is an
other and quite separate dome. This
is built Of brick and is the dome seen
from the interior Between these two
hidden from sight, is brick cone, IS
inches in thickness, and reinforced
with iron tie rods. The lantern and
ball, which weigh 20 tons are sup
ported by this cone. The total weight
of the whole structure (64 200 tonst
is carried on eight central piers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19
Circuit Court

Lydia Weidman, Administrative of
the estate of August Weidman, filed
suit on promissory note against H. B.
Macy, in circuit court Saturday morn
ing. She asks $3.50.
The case of Harry B. Custer against
Fred D. White, suit on note for s13150
was dismissed at the cost of the plain
tiff, Saturday morning.
Judgment for the plaintiff in the
sum of S23 and costs was rendered in
Wayne circuit court Saturday morn
ing, in the case of Glen c. Ridenhour
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ST. ANDREWS

Continued from Page One)
Forster, game keepers son, C. Mer
curio; Karl Krag, poacher and no
-orious character, Paul Todd.
Hans Buster. police commissioner
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Dust, Dirt, Damp
ness and Disease Go
Hand IN Hand

You must protect the food for your
family from these menaces.
The care of food in the home has
became an exact science
The United States government has
had experts prepare booklet giving
the public the result of their investi-
cations into this subject. 1t covers
the protection of food, how to become
a good judge Of meats. deals with fish,
poultry, game, vegetables, fruit, pre-
served foods and many other subjects.
You can secure a free copy of this
booklet from our Washington lnforma-
tion Bureau. Fill out and mail the
coupon below, enclosing two cents in
stamps for return postage. Be sure
your name and address is printed, or
written plainly.
(Do not send the coupon to The Pal
ladium. Mail il direct to Washington,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19
Called by Death

ELDORADO, Ohio, Nov. 19-Mrs.
Fay Brasier, 43 years old, wife of Will
lam Brasier, living west of this town,
died Friday. Besides her husband,
she is survived by six children.
Funeral services will be conducted
at / o'clock Sunday afternoon from
the home Burial will be in Monroe
cemetery.
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rock on Wednesday. going to Clifton , on Q business visit
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AUTOMOBILE CLUE OF ARIZONA
 IS ORGANIZED

Phoenix, June 11-Tbrough the or ganization Of the automobile Club of Arizona, this state is about to take it's place alongside California and oth- CT progressive commonwealths, who believe not only in good roads but in the good use of roads. By the good use of Arizona highways is meant:
 l. Travel information, detailed maps and detailed information as to the condition of every road every day, this information to be disseminated through representatives of the club located in thirty towns of the state.
 ?. Properly signed highways This item in itself is deemed of prime i'm portance. How many times lave you started out on a lonS trip, feeling sure you could reach yoi-l destination, nrIy to lose your way in maize of winding and criss-crossed highways, with nev- CT a sign in sight, and wind up at nicht 10 miles from nowhere, and without the slightest idea of how 10 proceed?
 3. Theft protection and legal assis- tance- Did you ever suffer the un- pleasant experience of having your car stolen? Have no fear if you are member of the Automobile Club of
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Foreign Advertising Representative THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
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MRS. HOPKINS ONLY
 WOMAN PRISON INMATE

Florence, June 10-Anna Irene Hop kins, the only woman inmate of the state penitentiary at Florence, has been photographed for the criminal records of the state Her record card was received by the board of directors of state institutions and like other cards it holds two photographs of the woman. who was convicted Of throw ing a caustic chemical in the face of another woman
 The strain under which she labored during the trial in Yavapai county is reflected in her face. particularly in the picture showing her profile, where she looks many years more than the il she gives as her age. Be meath the fuIl-faced photograph her prison number is printed.
 The case was one that aroused considerable interest in northern Arizona following the sensational episode of last March when Mrs. Hopkins through jealousy threw the chemical on Miss Lucille Gallagher, 2 Jerome school teacher.
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RECORDED INSTRUMENTS Sd faction of Mortuaqes

Peoples Bank and Trust Co.,, to Rafael $. Medina. ct. uX.
 First National Bank to F. !. Fritz State Bank of Mctcalf to NJ. R. Guerra.
 L. J. Upham to T. NJ. Vaughn ct IM. Warranty Deed.
 Rafael & Medina ct. ux. to s. w. Massey.
 Talentin J. Gomez ct. al. to Geo. B. Gamble.
 Dave Buck ct. al., to Waide Harris ChatteI Mortgages
 F. l. Fritz to First National Bank. A. R. Lynch to Peoples Bank and Trust Co.
 John T. Young ct. uX. to Gila Val ley Bank and Trust Go.
 Chas. Tonkin to Gila Valley Bank and Trust Co.
 Andres A Tellez ct. al. to Gila Valley Bank and Trust Co.
 Jose Nillaiobos to Vidal Gomez
 Isaac PavOn to F. J. Lehman Quit Claim Deeds
 W. F. Hagan to Josefa G. Vda. de Perez.
 Josefa c. Vda. de Perez to T. E. Morales. Appointment of Deputies Sheriff
 Claude Mitchell, T. J. Sharpe. John Davis, Ernest Mitchell. w. s. Stewart B. II. Orr, Adam Knaupp, Caledonia TrujillO and i. l.. Graveiy. Land Patent
 United States of America, to Jerry Hunter
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Some men mistake conceit for wis dom.
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The meek may inherit the earth, but when they do real estate won't be worth darn.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-17
JOHN P. CRADICk PASSES
 AWAY AS THE RESULT 0F
 TUBERCULAR HEMORRHAGE

J. P Craddick, formerly timekeep- CT for Cotey and Black, and at the time of his death, bookeeper for Pete Riley and the Copper Era, passed away suddenly at the home of W. c. Marshall at about two o'clock on last Sunday afternoon.
 Mr. Craddick came to Clifton from St. Louis in an attempt to cure him. self of tuberculosis, and was improv- ing day by day until within about three weeks ago when he took a se- were cold For the past several days prior to his death he appeared to be improved
 On Tuesday before hls death Mr w. c. Marshall who was about Ito leave on a camping trip was assured that there was no immediate danger and that in all probability he would be back on his feet in a few days, but on Sunday afternoon. with no one buy Mrs. Marshall in the house, he was seized with a severe hemorrhage and passed away before a doctor could reach him.
 His death was a complete surprise 1t being within fifteen minutes after he had been swinging on the porch apparently feeling fine.
 His remains were shipped to St. Louis Tuesday morning. MT. Louis Marcks, friend, going with him. He leaves behindr,hin a wife and baby boy three years old, also mother sister, and brother, all residing in St. Louis.
 thirty one years of age.
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Arizona. The name of the club is go- ing to protect you. for be 1t known that the organization is going to car ry on a vigorous warfare against auto thievery, and once this is generally understood by the crooks. they are go- ing to pass up machines bearing the protective emblem of the club.
 1. Legislation: The Automobils Club of Arizona is destined to become powerful factor in securing good roads legislation which will benefit every section of the state.
 These are some of the aims and ob- jects of the Automobile Club of Ari- zona. Eventually the organization should enroll every automobile owner ill the state, and campaign of educa- tion is now being waged to show the advantages of membership.
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Recommends ChamberIain's Tablets
 "Chamberlain's Tablets have been used by my husband and myself of and on for the past five years. When my husband goes away from home he always takes bottle of them along with him. Whenever l hare that heavy feeling after eating, or feel dull and played out, I take one or two of Chamberlain Tablets and they fix me up fne,' writes Mrs. New ton Vreeland. Minoa N. Y. Take these tablets when troubled with constip2- tion or indigestion and they will do you good.
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Send your old hats along with your clothes to be cleaned and blocked. We make them like new.-S. H. WALLIS.
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rock on Wednesday. going to Clifton on business. visit.
 Let every barrel stand on it's own bottom" sounds all right, but we al ways understood that barrel had two heads.
 Some men mistake conceit for wis dom.
 The meek may inherit the earth, but when they do real estate won't be worth darn.
 When a man treats his wife with d little more consideration than usual she gets suspicious and wonders what he has been up to to and thinks he is trying to square himself
 It's more difficult to climb to the: top from the bottom than it is to reach the bottom from the top
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Abraham and ilaugher, Miss Leah stopped in Dun- on their way home from an auto trip to Fl Paso and Silver City. MT. and Mrs. Abraham went to the Pass City to meet their daughter. who was re- turning home from attending the Ward Belmont school for young ladies
 Rev. R. K. Acuff of Morenci was a Duncan visitor on Wednesday.
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DUNCAN NEWS


 MT and Mrs. NJ. o. Simms all liz, tie son were Duncan visitors on Tues day.
 Mr and Mrs. w F. Ritter and children cf Fl Paso were guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Fow- | Ter over the week end, leaving on Monday morning in their car for Lordsburg, from where they returned to their home. Little Miss Rolla May Fowler accompanied them to I Lordsburg for visit.
 Word from Palomas Hot Springs, N M, is to the effect that James G. Samuels, an old resident of Greenlee county and Duncan, is seriously i'll there and that there is slight hopes l1r his recovery.
 Mrs. J. R. Fowler went to Lords burg on Wednesday morning for d short visit.
 Mir and Mrs. F. H. Green and children of Clifton were Duncan visit | ors on Tuesday.
 l.. J. Turney of Phoenix, a former Duncan resident is a business visitor here at present.
 Mrs. Thos. Simpson and daughter. Louise returned home on Tuesday afternoon from Los Angeles, where Miss Simpson has been attending school
 Clarence Martin was in from the : Martin ranch this week for, several days.
 Mrs c. l.. Wolfe returned home on last Friday from weeks visit with Lordsburg friends. Justice of the Peace B. F. Billings ley went to Douglas on Tuesday on a business, mission. Mrs. Joe Hardy and daughter Marie and son Emmett returned home on Sunday evening from an auto trip to Albuquerque, N. NJ, where they spend | Q few weeks with relatives.
 A good cook should be given a wide range.
 ! Word has been received from IIi- FHois that Mrs. R. Wakefield, who was taken home by her husband. leaving , here June 4th, passed away on the day following her arrival home.
 Mr. and Mrs. g. c. Hays were Cliff ton visitors the latter portion of last week.
 . Homer Brooks was a Clifton visitor for few days last week.
 Quite number of voung folks took in the dance at Sheldon last Saturday evening.
 Miss Dorothy Awbrey has returned home after a two weeks visit at Red Rock.
 W. H. T. Cosper and family have returned home after a two weeks absence.
 Mack Shaw has gone to Phoenix for a short stay.
 Mir and Mrs. Elmer Spaw of Clifton were Duncan visitors for Q few days { this week.
 The Duncan valley farmers are feel ing better this week on account of the nice rain on last Sunday. There is plenty of water in all of the irri- gation ditches now. However, in many instances the rain came too late to be of any benefit to some crops. No Agnes. men who work ill the hay fields are not always subject to I hay fever. 1 Jack Tipton has purchased the { Duncan-SteeplerOck stage line from | Jas " Parks, taking possession oi. the 16th. Mr and Mrs. Tipton will re- ! side at Steeplerock 1 Herman Belasco of Clifton has come to Duncan to take charge of the Peo- ! ple's store, owned by Joseph Horwitz.
 H. w. Evans, who recently secured bond and option on the Norman King mine from George F. Utter has 1 begun development work on small l scale at the property. preparatory to ] blocking out ore for shipment. Mr. ! Evans was in Duncan on q business ! visit on last Saturday.
 George F. Utter was in from Steeple
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Red Ball Storage Packing and ship ping. Phone 55 N. T Holt, Prop. 5204t'
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Ford Car-Conditions no object Phone Adams at smeker. 1tp
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Dr. Robert Mann, Dentist, Work 5otei. MorencI, Arizona. tic.
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GriSt Gathered at
 the Court House

Hon. w. R. Chambers, Judge of the Superior Court of Graham County, owing to the absence of Judge Frank B. Laine, presided over the Superio, Court on Tuesday of this week and the following matters were heard:
 P. NJ. Vargas, Administrator of the estate of Jesus Cervantes, deceased having filed his petition for distribu tion of the estate of said deceased, T decree distributing the estate was en- tered, one-half of said estate to the surviving widow and One-half to be distributed equally among the five minor children of said deceased
 Christina Benson, of Norenci, was granted decree of divorce from her husband, Charles Benson, on the ground of desertion and non-support, the plaintiff having earned her own support fer the past two years.
 Margarita 4. Guerrero was also granted decree of divorce from hex husband, Benjamin E. Guerrero, On the ground of desertion and non-sup- port. The plaintiff testified that her husband stated to her the latter part OL iJl Ii!etI lie was SOlliS LO Mexico to avoid the draft and that instead of going to Mexico she later located him in Los Angeles. She re- peatedly requested him to come back and support her and her minor child. bat that he aS often refused so to do.
 Four Juvenile offenders from Mo- renci. Abraham Salcido, Manuel Or dOnes, Manuel Gonzales and Pablo Morales, were hailed before the Judge and were given severe lecture and allowed to return home in charge of their parents on probation, with the injunction that if they were again brought before the court they would immediately be committed to the State Industrial School. The lads ranging from 10 to 13 years entered the Phelps Dodge store at Morenci several days age and carried away considerable wearing apparel, dis posing of same to other MeXicans at reduced prices.
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The Peoples Bank and Trust Co.,, was appointed Guardian of the estates of Refugi2, Ysidro. Margarita Lucia and Tiburcio Ceryantes. minor chil- dren of Jesus Cervantes, deceased, and bond in the sum of $750.00 to each minor was fixed by the court.
 Two marriage licenses were issued by the Clerk of the Superior Court this week, the parties being, Urbano Romero, to wed Sara Sanchez both heinz residents of Metcalf: Ysidro Juarez, to wed Rita Martinez, both be ing residents of MOrenci.