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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-12-23
Lancing. Tennessee
Dec. 13, 1921.

Dear Santa
| want a sleepy doll, a balloon,
and little doll bed, winter hat,
coat, a pair Of beeds and a hair fast
ener, some apples. oranges. nuts and
candy. Iguess that will be all
Your little girl,
Evelyn Cromwell.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-12-23
PROGRAM
BY THE
G. &. S0GlEfX

AT THE
Baptist Church, Sunday Eve,
Dec. IS, 1921. at 6:3O
Subject: The Christmas Star.
Opening Song
Scripture Reading Matt. 2:1-l2
Prayer
Song "Joy to the world"
The Christmas Peace.
Mrs. J. B. Powell
The Christmas Joy Lillian Love
The Christmas Good Will
Blanche OFT
Our Gifts to Jesus Georgia Davis
Song
Christ's Gifts to US Eliza Williams
Song Silent Night
What part has song in Christmas
E b. Beck
Closing song Benediction
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-12-23
Old Hen. Seldom Pay.

1t seldom pays to keep hens after
they are two and half years old.
This may not be true of all Leg
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-12-23
LETTERS TO SANTA.
Lancing, Tennessee
Dec. is, 1921.

Lancing, Tennessee
Dec. IS, 1921.
Dear Santa:-
I am a little boy four years old,
I want you to bring me tricycle
and some marbles and little auto
mobile that will run, some nuts and
candy, and anything else you think
l would enjoy for Christmas.
Your little friend,
Clyde Freels'
Lancing, Tennessee
Dec. Is, 1921
Dear Santa Claus:-
I want to tell you what l want
for Christmas. I want French
harp, a little drum, rubber ball, 8
little balloon, bugle and wagon,homt
nuts, apples. oranges and candy.
guess that will be all.
I Iam youEhttle boy,
Taylor Jacks
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
This is Last Day
to Pay Poll Tax

n order fn vote BOP iho tIft ciee-
unrN fnH N0Hr rDraunu euriiir fn do
.n mnn have rHid thcir nHn tntra
in hNfh fIiN Secretary John nnrflotf
Hul IHUN TIN DnuHrfar oliver bv
milnlFnt tnnishf Both nffirr. eit.
uHfti iu fie Difr ban nrd il. runt
hnn'r respectively wa rcmlm oner
nfl fhff hour goo info rlro of late
frnirln flr voting rfrtnr1tcr
thN fui county property urd Ohnui
ih' flHH must h0 rHid fndHN The
nil h1s announced immediate suit
WiIl nn brought HEnlnHt fhofo 900 the
delinquent iH rnd similar action Be-
predicted ln Utnor cnHrH CifN urnu.
nriN ifn"n should hr paid tn 49, BART
lHli aNd county fHNNH to No oliver.
with about seventeen hundred city
nnI i1aoH puid mfc saturday indl-
cations were uut TINT Tho Vote boz Core
ruH fhrlsil would total about % 600
ihiH Nr1r MuOh Of fhc renaun for
ihiH H doc Goo tho eligibility uf women
DOB vote. nrNO percentage nf the
iHfU nild nHtInE IrNn hnNlnr haon
hV them Tho Movirnu vote wu hs
NNffN Ii d. MfimHtod auo tho negro
hilint wiu Do. many
Tn oKuriifD business necessary 60
ihN naNmDrf Ol lakes pofHoUs apulv-
inH ln oithor So uHulctfa or ar
I'lNrrH Dfficr Irr reuuoatrd tn nrto
HpDUiiic1llf fnNi uEr lOnrth off real-
n0nfN in fhD HfHtn. county mud flIV aud
HufNUr 600 question. directly. thus
avoiding waste ui time nud offori
fHrFlnH 'hrihir to exemption are ash
r4 Cob HtntD Hu DlDurlf hofnrp other
questions nr" nurwerod
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
iris SPEAKER
TALKSOF HUNT.
NOT OF BALL
Famous Manager Of Indian
Team Visits City on Way
TO New Game Grounds

Trio auraIsr rinunfar and nfs.
flrlirr 0f fhr f.ie,riruf frfi.r. h,.r
ban cbampinna of thr womb n faa0
arrived in cDfnre thri.fI vasfafaat
afternoon frnfn mo rnr ust rint, non
ftn.tnnrf rnd d.rorfrt nn fh. nIrht
ffefu fDr Ifouafnn .saf ,ehtrh enc 81
win enrnnD ln ndHt'a aff
Speaker wHs nrrrninafiff moro ~ 81
O. CUNNINGHAM. d mamDar of hunfre
r.rfV af tfr l..f rtv ,frh ,thi0b In
0Iua,d 4l.. %. al.4Ntf fsau. Nnu.
nnmnher cafttrr f1r fha Tr1tsra
Admiral Msfg r 81 ~ retired uf
Norwich conn. AND N Nerf. .nn
of Admiral st.rfs .Df d hu.lu.a. .,.,
uf SIAN Arrslo
Admiral afrrt. ta. r.s. o.. ri.rifs
to- .hrrf ouri and Nr furrirrhrn,
HtlufnUtnlfl tr. pu.sl,r f. Ifnlt.lrn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
FIXED TERMS
SEM GERMANY

lConiinuod From pags 10
Nan rnlb fnfIa FROM N.U tasu a.
,...
''f y i''e
'tcl Thirty one annuiiiD1 of VS.
bulinn ruid ur.fla f.Hm Afa. 4 fa4e fu
uIt tast
- Knrir two arnnitiss running
frDfn NsFi 1927 tstuf iu amount tu
ftsDfe. nss cont nd t.iafaft uf ti,rrnaa
nfuUits untnIln lu f,ld ir,o month
afifr flr. llses as sarh h4if tntfH
rln ardrr tn rranfa .nnt,ei. nt-
Uiifnnnt nf n4t..etara abutt d..
unnv niu eiND fD che rfrnrnfinn. COIN
nirsion ,vDrt fnrilift far v,rifviur tho
mount of inc geftnan sVpaffa. ANA Tor
fEs rafabilahfnDDta I'D fnr aurrftialno
neneaaafr fnf fhia nufrnaa
Hkffisir Tho g.rt,,at rseetrn.t.r
ufH ff4namt fnrfht.ih 40 fbr rrt.
intiuur Domnnlsalnr n0fts r.r.t,l. 10
ths d4tea .rol.lf.ei in Y.tl.f. t..r.
rfnnh az ihr president srrsnron,anf
Tsn nmouuf az fh..n uUf.a .tam fr
i4fHrn ianf ta anrN I'D fh. I.lr -e...f.
nuuia uavatie under aald rsr.tr..,.i.
.inHtfuriinns shaii 81 air.r Il. n,
.rn fatlnna rnmmia.iop with ID pI.,, TO-
frriiifaflrr rohNslnn hv fhr nnu.s,..
uhi.h au dHriHnd fhr Hhnrn fn f.a
attributed o. Thorn u ancnffan,. ttlfh
It. agreements .n fDfr, b. fbere fhrr
Article % . gofmsuv .hnu hr. 90 tlt
pftr af ANS limo fn tr.I.. u.,,...',,l.
81 rdunnra on account. ia ,t. f.....t
portion ~ fho sum owing
Advance navr1onfe .h4u br srriisf
m thc reduction of fho fItrd arrt,iIi.4.
nfotidod fnr ir fha nfaf nsrrnrurh 0f
article D. For thIa nurru.r lrrul
iIrH shall Doc Accounted af fb. u.f.
nf percent until N4v f4a1 r.r
i,Dr rsnf frnm Nar inpa fn Mao
1879 five nor cont frOm MAJ nF.
"Artirir q grfrerp .hfn nof
dIUaHffU ot, haFl un auv .t.du .,.....
fi0n outside her own frrfitarr without
fhn Hnurnvff nf iho faulrafiona .an0
mission This ufDriafon anf,IIa. f0 Ib
government of tho Carfn1n arrf,fa fo
tho rnrrrumonfa 0f grrmrn rtst.. o.,
tho rrNun provincial rnd murlrIi..t
nufhnrffisa and Dos rnv ..r.r,.,.i.. Id.
undertaking. under rnnfrUl 81 If
governments ur authUrIfit.
Article Do n.trri.irra az ..
itirio afs of hr troaft nf v.r.,iii,-
nli tho nssote nnd rererrrr rf ttn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31

Never n their lives have these chill
dren Of Europes hunger districts
known The certainty II even one good.
nonrithing meal a day. And me resnii'
a generation Of boys and girls. pailid
and undcrsizod. with bodies misshspcn
and diseased. ready victims Tor iuhcrci-
iosis or any other scourre
The European Relief Council. under
ne chairmanship Of Herbert Hoover
il asking eveD American family %
savr a childs ne this winter Zach
American home is requested 20 enter
tain q little European youngster, and
his brother and sister, u possible, as
an Invisible guest" at is dinner table
The child will eat bis meals Al one OF
the feeding stations in Eastern and Cen
trail Europe which The Council e main
tanning Or these most helpless victim
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
CAPTAIN or 6UARDsMEN
ON TRIAL FOR LYNcHtNG


10y Tho Associated Press
HAMILTON fln. Sab 1n-Tho cor.
i,ln riHnH tomorrow con tnc SECOND ncf
~ Alabama ierul drama Whom ssr-
foHui Robert e. Lancaster off Come
rnut NJ. ruHCulnosu ALA. Nalonnl
suurd viii ho placed uu trial u CON
nrrtion with ihe irnrhinr az WIN.
iuird young cool minor who was
inkHn from The Walker rnuntv nu
shortly after g O'Clock ON the morning
~ iitn. la end his body riIdlcd with
hullrfa
800 soldiers charged with the hnch
inr lfr rIure THAN Do yDars DID, SOME
of them arn uuit lN Two OF Thorn are
ntrrHr1H rrirrtuH having served with
ihr American f0n.cT in Franco during
th0 world wrr Am ar0 mfmhara 80
inmilip. ln moderate Uircum luurta Hnd
hnv" nu money with which to drfund
ihomaUlNf.
'ltscnH of IuHcalo0sa are raising n
drf"nso fund md a. dozen attorneys
nave heon supplied io conduri tho doe
fluHt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31

of the war Tat Dc viii De your "in.
visible guest because your purchase Of
an "irfnhic Guest" ceuifcat. has as
urei him q share 90 the American
ioodrtuf' that have hccn imported far
The children. One dollar win give him
a meal a day ior a month. Ten dollars
will provide for him un'il th- hary-,,s
~ 1921.
The European Relief Council o5m-
pfising eight hrrc American rciicf
agencies. b seeking s73o00o00 IN a
nation wide collection -S23OO0Oo0 FOR
ihc maintenance of the child feeding
stations and 100000 for medical
relief.
"lnvisihie Guest" certificates may be-
obtained from your local commuters.
o. y you prefer, apply 90 Franklin Is
Lane treasurer OF Che rrroacan Relief
Council. a. broadway New Yrk City
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
DR.. COURSAULT
TALKSOFWORK
IN COLLEGES
Dean Of University Gives
High Lights on Modern
Instruction Methods

a krOrlotfr oi students who az,
rfnndiFr AutfiUnH rafinrra fnfhv Io.
Y0loo1 thr irrmigE shat iu fhe vast
hhnhr ~ nHrn fhr parents 90 fhf
st1dnnia dii uuf siffHl rnNfrc lr-
'orlir7 fn ur o. H Couruuf doat
or rdnrf finn rf iho University of ,fla
seq who a. 1851 dive fHfnfiOa 10
i'prnus Chr.fl nr Cnurasuf afftrf
hot while ihn efHr iife rfir0ir af thI
WIT hnvr bod iH hn rorfared afh
fhn rrfff togo 0f H frrH.r ln aiuI.Hf
hndirr in thU fHnoi siafrs dfmar.
Eifnfes thni rfpIfDf irlrrref and Hu.
IRE ietlnn H being a.o-drd unhsrsi
Y, uniniiF ITO snt fourth airn fhHi
NI The unulnr rNflrlnr fnNrrD O.
inrr0 nn-rnrfnre D. atHdntnd
Frnrfirll ffaNiHa Doe attained htal
N'sit ir COLLEGES 0f ihif country DR.
fHufH Hh id r'flNr HH aH eNlmuie
tho tnifrrnitv Hf NiqHnnTl school nf
'Dnt Iru Members 0f This school
.N'il D. nilV etrninr rarsr which
l1n "f -Ir'lffnn lu Columbia where
the unirr. silly is situated Tho parfr
y nnhiiehei hv DO students nndrr
tno supervision nf competent irairur.
'nrr M ririre thl student au upi.sf.
f1 rumhlnr experience with
NihHf I'd fhIH way hf lHHrnr fn rp.
wort iHHi rroof road rapv and attend
- tihe dnilrs On connection with
oIrcwsraDrr
1mho Oft eil students attond
thc rrhon' of l1uraiim. niihorrn rb.
r' ffiiN ~ ffo scholastic BODY b.
fnath un of bows ADVERTISING me.
rhanirai nnd editorial newannno. iai.I
nt-s 90 taught ln fhr school
~. 'nureouli said inrrr number
~ girls attend college thIe vtar fr,
ntio 7i The University off Missnnrf
nwnf about two boys fo ono rlri
Mcsi ~ The r.rl student tet, fs,
educational crurfo. ho snId tth1.
nnrnctr ~ them are Included Dol oihar
ftea such 4H mfdlrni ana even a-
f'sohurnl and enrincffinr
lH.inf l- rrlHE overcome In funaf
rineois ana c0llprcl Dr. Cnnrn1uif
niH w. accomplished in the
Nn,f'lriif uf hNff0urI ahen frrah
f-- l,ru'frn tn permit nn h1a.
~. Nl mcmhrfH when fhae tr.
',fnn NprhnmurpH Tho next frrshrrsr
.hifH had nn Incentive. fnr hsslr- r,,r
~" practice wlr rsrHrI almost ...
NItlN Freshmen ufH reuuirrf DOB Tr.
w ~ certain rulrH Infiudinr r.rt.t..
away irnm pool HALLS unff rff.r
..l'.-hI iNt. Eintnr HwHr frln|
'''.n ptlt ~ 'hr school nunu.
~ 'Fiinf fmHH cnnr nude Dos th.
school rolUfr
Another point eirrasol esraciar. D.,
'"nfanuH was ihf "honOr" rvst.,o|
mnl,h 20 hriuF irirl lurrsr.fine b.
many colieEtH Under fhIr nrf.tt...
,n'nt = TEACHER mav rirte hia oue.
.',. 10y 'htininli'on aud leave fh.|
,,.. '',l'nllf litter in rniiprt fho
l.l' 1inlfnfN who nrf aurts.t.f
,l Nho1ilnr' nre rrpnrft.I BIZ. ft. .,..
u'hl council before tyhifh rurh ,.,...
It'tii' iufHri ffiul Vh. il,.......f
rfht"in hnH proved NiirerHrful Oh f-,rr
,, i.ltl lehNNli in tfn uulrr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
Shriner Party
to Visit City
on February 20

special pullman train OFF cirht
nf ten r1rH carrying more than 200
p'rHouH. mcmhNr OFF ihr Alanfaf Tom
pile uf Che Mystic Shrine and their
wives fIN arrive In Corpus Christi
sundHr FchruHff nn. m tho morninr
afternoon The Shrine band viii give
rouccrt here and thr party win rr
turn Co. san Antonio the rmu dnt.
Corpus Christi ia one of thr stopping
points uu tour of the Nnllrv which
lhr ririuvr wiu make Tho party
wiz lcnvc san Antonio Thursday
night February ff The snfln. uIr
strcis ana hand w!u acoompan, tho
nhtif nnd shows Hud concerts in tho
" Nnt fHNnH VIII hu 'EiNpn
Details Tor the trim were perfected
saturday hy ~ w. Wphrr Chairman
ul tho interpretation committee of
A'fHff Temple working lu commune.
ilnn niin ~ ~ schultz. tfnffia manHr
90 oi thr San Antunin. lynidr nnd
cur railway Tho uudrrnfnudine Del
iNlf All mnnrF mHdN Through thr nn.
iUmiumcutn VIII rn fn the horort of
fl" Masonic hlun lodges ir ihO cities
where ihn shows Hni concerto nrr
fiNrf. members oft tho Alrnf4r nro fn
p1r 600 fhcir rtpDlHs.
According 90 plans tho iruu wul
leave Snn Antonio February Nj Hi fu
O'clock 90 niEhi arriving in Browns
WIG ni n.rIncE DOB ihn morurr Both
a ahow and concert win horirvn There
minstrel chow wa ho rirou Iu
MoW clfI che Hamc nirht thr train
lnntInr M0Ircn0a fhr noNf mufuIur
ana reaching MiHHlon February iN in
iho uiniuilr From there ihr mrfr
Mill tour me Valley m automobiles
Tho uoNt stop wiil he made at SIC
a llen fnr minstrel show nnd dance
I'D "a.
lionlio hv the nufomoblon ana th,
nrir win continue Go Kugsville
wncfc MINSTREL show win Poo rlvDn
I've rtpuiun of February no.. From
l>lngavillr ihc parity win come Ca Coz
rua Christi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
tnpuRhhcF MOTORCYCLE
INV 70 SAN ANTONIO PLANNED

on endurance motorcycle trim o.,
,,A 9an Antonio and return n heinz
Herman Whuchurat ana
part uf thiF week on fho f.tf.,,. 49,.
lWW g, linuor moinrovcic Tbe frim
W. lN have been made Last pril,v
.ui recent rHlnH bon the tiolalfv az l,n
Antnnio prevented b.
81. "' consent of tho county nnth,r,
80 Nueros and nslnr courtlrs
~, ~ hthri o. stage Tho event Th,
itoiifh new records ga Tr,,- 49,,
lo.H country rum Tho mofnrr,',,i..
VII nf in chfrFe of lIcrnnn V1itr
n".t' Win John Nichols nH necit,,ri
t.ll y VIII he timed at n lon,e.
n'r" anh up1n lts return mo neff,
D',i, WIZ leave from in front of
ih' metropolitan tslfr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
NuEcEs HOTEL

'hHF NJ iiRrVm san Antonio. B.
w. Glnfier San Antonlo Wan White.
nA nall1H joss W. Harris. BOLT.
a. Hardy, Dallas, q a. Garrison
Dallas VIM ~ Tlah aud who. gt
Louis. = POWELL San Antonio. A.
hidder Snn Antonio Colena n
iiHin l'Hil1f a. cunningham.
. .ol.s'' lnh ~ HHyrs SAN Antnnin
~ n Nsun. Philadelphia aim Hurrt
Oklahoma tifv thaH N Durn naf-
lts, p T. Anderson Beaumont a.
johnson, Houston VIM Mnwn. Tulan
NJ y hclton. Wharton v a. nrvlnH
ana wife. Chicago
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
MAS. HARolNo IN NEW VoRK

1857 fNr AnHIfrtNfHu i'rrnH
NEW YORK. Jar so Nrs War
rem g HaIding vito of the president
rlU0t arrived here Into TODAY from
Washington Mrs Harding declined
GAP rceciv0 amy visitors tuniFh; $40 Dor
hotel She win remain here several
dnNH pu g ahappina tour
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
TEXAS BANKER founn ngAp

Nl'Ai MONT Texas. iIu 90 El
laeri, ,i Nenr Ola local imnFer. oii
uln Ind iHrmc'. nfH found dald to-
nlN win runHhgt wound m hf
head m Doc CITY HhhntnN Yun noteH
addI Hri to relHiiNos and huanssr
n-fnriHicf stated ho wHa Ul.iue hls
lie h'ennrr OF Financial rmbarrana
mont. 40 uha said
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31

llcN Mr Manning FORMER pastor or
thn south hiun Methodist church,
wac here tcfierd1, from florcsvillc.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31
FUNERAL or Us5o GsoaNrvslp

pneIHl services for tfhbo Ors...
WHO died ai utal sanifarhiiu
saturday VIII De- hcld ut tbe n1ri'.
'.i Werinury Mnndnf afternoon ai
@t4g' sister Mrs Fanna Greene
'N sNN m aunt Mrf q Voas az.
mnfnihf Tbs utN bearer ,enl ~ If,,i-
~ hoHri Herman Fowler rqefsh,r
ltnFiinn Dave HnsiirH. Fari Init t,rt
MHnAher kqv. No. A. South WIN oon
uhgi the services nnd infrrmrnf ,.iil g..
o. hnla Hili ceirctfrp
Originally che enfni uar rot d, anna.
bus dHhfo
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-31

The BOY Scout band under tho al.
rrCiion at D. g. Stumm had driIl
practice at tho high school efounda
Yesterday afternoon under thH dlrur
iion az The drum major a. ~ smitt.
and drill muster u A. Rarton
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-02
JAPS CONTEMPLATE
ORGANIZING GROUP
TO BACK CONFERENCE

TOXIC, Dec. "A body of Japan
ese publicists including members of
the two houses OF the Imperial Diet,
university professors, scholars. prom
inent publicists, journalists, business
men and others. contemplates organi-
Zation of an association for the pur-
pose of directing the nations senti-
ment toward the Washington confer
ence
The association will remain in ex-
istence throughout the session of the
conference and will strive to support
the attitude of the Japanese delegates.
Efforts will be made to mould opinions
along the following lines:
To insist upon the abolition Of racial
discriminatory treatment.
To insist on the prohibition of new
defense work on the islands in the
Pacific which is calculated to form a
threat to other countries:
Would Retain Treaties
To insist on the maintenance Of the
previously concluded treaties and
agreements in existence among the
powers and already accomplished
facts:
To oppose the idea of international
control of China.
The above enumerated principles
will form the main features of a resO-
luton of be submitted to the forth
coming meeting of promoters of the
plan and are expected to be adopted
as the platform of the association.
Among the promoters appear the
names of vice-admira1 Tokuya Kamif-
2umi (retired); Dr. Giichi S0reiima.
professor of the Waseda university:
DR.. Toru Terao, professor of the To
Eio imperial university; DR. Rvuki-
chi Endo, also professor Of the Toxic
Imperial university; Mr. Yasushi To
@n. prominent member of the house
"f peers and Mr.. Mitsuru Toyama, wei
Known publicist
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-02
Suburban

NEW PARIS. Ohio-Miss Carrie
Whitaker. Of Nenia. spent Thanks
Giving vacation here. Mr.. ard Mrs
j. A. KIM were entertained or
Thanks by Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Began.
Mrs. Kate Havens and daughter
Dorothy of Tippecanoe City spent the
week end with relatives. Jean
Hughes has gone to Blufton where ne
is employed by the France Stone
company. Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Sherer
and Albert Northrop spent Sunda :
with Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J.. Via. near
New Madison. Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Mendenhall and son,
Harold, Miss Pearle Haller and Roy
Arnold, all Of Richmond. %. A.
Brand. of Cincinnati, visited here
woek.....M Mr.. and Mrs. Lial Withrow,
of Arcanum, spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. c. w. Northrop and Mrs,
Elizabeth King Mrs. King returned
with them for a two weeks visit.....
Walter Reid. of Eaton, O.. was a yisi-
tor in town Monday. Edward Clark
returned Thursday from Atlanta, Ga
where he was sent as a delegate to
the national convention of the farm
bureau. DR. and Mrs. Burnett and
IdullIg VI bEtitl ION tEiIIl5-s NAliOr w tL =
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph White. Mrs. Mabel Ken
nedv and two children of Flint. Mich.
are here for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Will Lawder and family.
.... Mrs. Lon Morrison was brought
10 her home from Reid Memorial hos
pitaI where she recently underwent
m operation Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Herman of Cincinnati spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kirk
patrick. Mr. and Mrs. W. w
Thompson had as their guests Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Orla Saylcr, Mr.. ani
Mrs. Ernest Collins, MIR. and Mrs.
owen Shaffer and family and Mr.. anc
Mrs Amos Shaffar.... Mr.. and Mrs
G. p. Kirkpatrick entertained with a
six o'clock dinner on Thursday, MIR.
and Mrs. Z. R Clark and son Julian,
Mir and Mrs, Paul Clark and Mrs.
Frances Kirkpatrick II. NJ. Burtch
of Dayton. was a Sunday guest Of
Mrs Anna Bultch and family.....Nt
end Mrs. Earl Thomas had as their
quests Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Thomas and family, AMI
Nh and Mrs. J. w. Thomas, all OF
Richmond. Mr and Mrs. J. A. White
held their annual THANKSGIVING din
nor with the following guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster White and daugh
Ter. Betty. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White
and daughter, Helen and Cecil White
and Mr. LOeher, of Dayton Mr.
and Mrs John Nokes entertained MIR
and Mrs. H. B. Baumgardner, Of Rich
mond and Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolfe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-02

Social club met with Mrs. Vernie Bor-
ing. Friday afternoon. Two visitors
were present, Mrs. Jesse Widau and
Mrs. Gordan Kay .... Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. Willus Sanford,
spent Friday evening in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson spent
Friday afternoon in Richmond 49,.
Miss Edith Keelor spent part OF last
week with relatives in New Paris, Ohio
Fred Jarvis and family of Rich
mond spent the weekend with Elwood
Logue and family. Ed. Gully and
Mrs. Alice Logue spent Saturday night
with Omar Miller and family. . Mrs.
John Benner and daughter are visiting
with Mrs DR. Wright at this writing. .
John Benner is working at Fort
Wayne. ... Miss Edith Keelor is work
ing in Richmond. 80. Mrs. Omar Miller
and Pauline Miller spent Monday even
er Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson
spent Tuesday evening with Omar Mil
Ter and family -. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Quigley are visiting Mr., and Mrs. Har-
~ Shirley. 80. Ralph Sanford and Earl
Leah spent Tuesday evening in Liber-
ty. Darrell Rawlins was a College
Corner visitor Tuesday evening.
ELkHORN, Ind.-Mr and Mrs. f
H Routson entertained to dinner Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hockett. MI
and Mrs C. ". Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs
c. W. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Beeson entertained with dinner Thurs.
day Mr.. and Mrs. William Beeson and
Mrs W. NJ Mount of Richmond ....
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Steens and daugh
ter Elizabeth Ann Of Dayton spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Sitloh. ...... MI and Mrs
Toney TOschloe and children spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
Isenh0ur. ......Mr. and Mrs. Charles
SitlOh and children. Mr and Mrs
Aaron Sitloh spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Helms Of neal
Kitchel. Mrs. John Hartman and sOr
Russell called on Mrs. E. II. ROutsor
Wednesday afternoon. o.. Mrs. Charles
Roberts Of near CenterviIle spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Ralph BurIasOr
... There viii be preaching services
at the church Sunday .-. MI. and Mrs
/ Charles Sitloh and children spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Harry TOschloe
north of Richmond ...... Mrs. Lester
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-02

Mis- Cora were in Modoc Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Benson and child
ren Clarice and Charles spent Thanks
giving with Mrs Benson's father, Mr.
Charlie Harris of Economy Parker
high school first and second girls
teams will play Losantville first and
second basket bail teams at LosanI-
vile Friday night, December ,.
Everybody come and Sc the girls play.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-12-02
YANKEE is KILLED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2-Killing OF
an American citizen named Hartmix
al Santa Cruz on November %, was
reported TO the state department to-
day from LaPaz. The message stated
nothing was known concerning the
man other than his name and that he
was an American.