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E z TABLETS

which. by the way. so con-
sistently treat and relieve
constipation, biliousness, in
digestion. dyspepsia head
aches and colds II is strong
enough for a husky human
and pure enough to prove per-
fectly harmless.
60 Little Cheeelste Coated
Tablets fn a Package
to n'is T.,. 25c to h..y ss,
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Your Liver Made Over

when your liver becomes
slow and sluggish e. is be-
cause it is loaded with slime
and bile, and carrying the eN-
ira weight. IL cannot properly
function, you can almost
make your liver new by taking
The Washington herald., 1921-03-22

Mrs George Hall has the distinc-
ton Of being the nrst woman un-
dersherin In Wisconsin. She IL
aid to her husband. who is sheriff
Of Juneau.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-22

The Prince of Wales has been
appointed president Of the British
School in Rome. Italy.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-22
Star Electric Vibrator
Peoples Price, $2.9S
Peoples Prices on
Pure Food Products

Arnour's Grape Juice, pint.
2seI quart. t............... .S7s
Peptogenic MIX, tI.IS and .sse
Brooks. Barley. Sse and. .2Se
Robinson's Barley, 4sc and -zse
Johnson's Barley. SSe and 2se
Eskay's Food, S2yee. SIC,
sc and ..---..---... -21e
Imperial Grsnum. sec, ssc
anu ---.--.-- <hc
75c Mellin's Food 100000. see
sl.0o Horlick's Matted Milk 60
Welch's Grapelsde. Is OF sse
welch's Fruitlade. Is OF. .4.e
Nestle's Food. Ss-sa. 5sc. 2ee
Peoples Special Blene
Coffee, Id. .......... Gle
Bee Brand Root Beer Ex-
tract ..-.-....-.-. lSc
Ovaltine, small size; reCu-
larly 65c ........... sec
Dryco Dry MIX. sI.7s and See
Borden's Matted Mix, s2Iss,
ssc ana .-.--.-.---..... &C
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BABEK

The Quick and Sure Cure for
Malaria, Chils, Fever and
La Grippe
IL To q Powerful Tonic and
Appetizer
Will cure that tired feeling,
pains in the back. limbs and
head. Contains no ouinine,
arsenic or habit-forming i'm
gredient. Get a bottle and
have it in the house for i'm
mediate use.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-22
Toothbrush Bargain

A special assort-
ment with a dozen
different shapes to
select from. all
hrstS, no seconds:
every one guaran-
teed not 20 shed.
Your opportunity
to stock up, at a
bargain price.
This sale 0o<
AZ .......... 10y
for CSC
The Washington herald., 1921-03-22

In the future all women on trial
In the Chicago courts will be prose-
cuted by women attorneys.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-22
N0N.EllA

We GUARANTEE it to relieve OF
banish any skin trouble in "a
FEEL 1T HEAL
Prices, SOC snd e1.00 Jars Trial
sise, 35c. Noxsema skin Seap, zScb
Nexsena shaving CreansosSe.
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p. H. Hanes Knitting Co.

p. H. Hanes Knitting 'Co.s,,
P.H. Hanes Knitting Company h7s-
declared the regular quarterly diyi-.
dend OF ~ per cent on the prefer,,
red stock. payable April ! 20 stoek
Of record March II. Directors de-
cided not 20 pay any dividend on
either class OF common stock COR
the quarter, ending March 81, 1871
More than 10000 trained vomei
workers in 81. Louis are IDLE.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-22
If You Have Chapped Hands

And are disgusted with the slow
and messy results from old-time,
greasy ointments, you will be
pleased with the delightfully."- anti Z
septic
1reaseless Skin Cream
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7oc Alophen Pills, p. D.
and Co., zoos. s........-. :
sI.as Alcohol, Medieated,
Pint ............. 9
$I.oo Alboline Mineral Old,
Pint Q
S1.aS Bayer's Aspirin Tab
lets, 5-gr., zoos. ........ 2
75c Baume Analgesique
Bengue .........-..... 4
asc Beecham's Pills. ......
6oc Babek (Relieves =
Malaria) ............... S
asc Carter's Liver Pills. -. !
4oc Castoria, Fletcher's. :. q
Zoe California Fig Syrup. 8
soc Cuticura Ointment. -. 8
soc Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin .................3
6oc Doan's Kidney Pills. :. 3
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Nine Good Stores

Store Ne. 4
7th and K Sts. N. w.
Store Nc. .
7th and z Sts- N. w.
Store No .
18TH and u Sta. N. w.
stsre No.
7th and N Stx N. w.
Store Mes
eth and II Stk N. z.
Store Nc.
w. s. Thompson Banch
7o3 Isth St N. w.
Store Net
nth and q Stx. N. w.
Formerly Atkfnssn,s
Store Nc. Q
Mt. Pleasant Branch
18th St and Park Road
Formerly Ckas- 4 Gross
stsre Me-.
Georgetown Branch
sIst and M Sts. N. w.
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Price, rs Cents
Leonard Ear
Oil
Don't Do This
Relieves Deafness and Head Noises

At the first
sign of head
noises or cold
in the head rub
L e o N A r d
EAR OIL back
of the ears and
insert up the
n o 8 tril 8. It
penetrates and
1t heals. Sur
p r I s i'm g | y
soothing relief
follows its use.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-22

you owe IT to yourself
to buy a package 90
day. They're Great"
for Sick Headache,
Constipation, Bilious
ness. Ind ige stio n.
stomach and Liver
Troubles.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-22
People Prices on Guaranteed Rubber Goods

Congress- Fountain
Syringe. made espe-
cially for our stores
by Goodyear: about
2-quart size; COM
plete with fittings;
guaranteed e1 90
one year 80. VAsoO
Goodyear Hygi-
enic" Bulb Syringe
No. 900; made of eX-
The Washington herald., 1921-03-22

"Re eliable" Hot
Water Bottle. about =
a-Quart OQ& ~
Sic ..........-
Congress" Conbi- q.
nation Fou n { a n ~
Syrin ge and Hot NJ
Water Bottle. Good
year make; guarsn- =
sss1, ,ssa two 2.79 -
sampson Athletic SUPP
good quality
elastic -..-..--.-
Rubber Gloves for hous
hold use ......-....
White Enamel Irriga
quart size. all complete
with fittings ------.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
SPY GLASSES AND lORGNETTES CALLED into
PLAY TO DETECT SCULPTURED SATIRE USED
BY ARCHITECTS; FIND EVIDENCE IN GOTHAM

unless somebody discovers Harvard
man craven in the structure.
Designers of Gothic buildings al
ways have possessed a humorous
drafting pen Their satiric chuckles
at clergy and laity have come down
through the centuries in the stone OF
many of the sober old cathedrals or
Europe The medieval craftsmen were
downright boisterous in some of
their caricatures.
Gluttony is portrayed in clerical
robes on the battlements of Magdalen
college, Oxford. In a Yorkshire church
Ecclesiastical Sincerity is rendered
by two foxes, representing the sport
ing clergy of the Middle Ages, listen
ing to a bishops instructions. Out of
their hoods peep the heads OF stolen
geese.
Thirteenth century fun makers guf-
fawed nightly at all orders of the
clergy in an ornamentation OF the
Strasburg cathedral. depicting The
Funeral of the Fox" This sculpture
created so many irritating embrloigos
among church-goers that it was demoi.
ished in the middle of the ninteenth
century Wandering Ministries OF the
middle ages were satiriZed for the
! fondness of free meals, one OF the
| Westminster cathedral showing a lid
ding pig. ..
| Architects have said that many
| churches in America contain humor'
Gus decorations. Prevailing interest
| in finding them is expected to increase
| church attendance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
METHODS
OF TEACHING MUSIC
TO CHILDREN EASILY

ANY child of six can be taught not
only to love music but to use music
as easily and spontaneously as a new
vocabulary through which to express
what it personally see, feels or hears. u
Mothers who have had to watchdog
their children at the piano will be
startled at these words of Mrs. Jus
tine Ward, the originator of the meth
cd which makes it possible. Mrs
Ward recently endowed the method
which bears her name and is revolu
tionizing the methods of teaching
music to children.
1t has attracted such widespread at
tention in musical and educational cir
cles that 40 cities in the United States
and Canada are already adopting it in
their school systems.
Can't Grasp 1t.
"One of the reasons why the ole
method of teaching music to the chile
is far less productive of results" ex
plains Mrs. Ward, sis that it is no
only dry and uninteresting, but diff
cult for child to grasp. Modern no
tation is merely an arbitrary way o.
putting down other peoples musica
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fRv Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Devoting
spare hours to careful inspection of
public buildings in the hope of finding
satire in stone has become fad.
1t began with the discovery by a
reporter that architects had carved a
dollar sign as a twin motif TO the
lovers knot over the bridges en-
trance" to st. Thomas's Church on
Fifth Avenue.
A few days later some one leaving
the Sunday services observed for the
first time that miniature faces of
modern men and maids of the Avenue
had been chiseled above the main door
OF the edifice a congregation that
went to pray remained to laugh.
Many Types Represented.
Some of the caricatures wore mono
Giles, others wore smiles; some were
surely tired business men and good
housewives, while others manifestly
were flappers and boulevardiers. Eve
rybody conceded that they represented
modern Fifth Avenue types"
One face was not so modern, how
ever. 1t was a year or two behind
the times. On its nose was the I'M
mistakable bulge of rum blossom
Another had such a bored look OBJ
servers were sure it was a man who
just went to church to please the
wife.
Rumors that many we'll known
buildings in New York had been sub
jected to jocose treatment by the
artisans who worked upon them
moved whole f1ocks of people to sally
forth, some with spy-glasses or lorg
nettes, TO look for sculptured jokes
Architects gave interviews explaining
how serious the satire was: this sort
of humor has been practiced since the
middle ages, not in a spirit OF levity
but with the design of presenting &c
the people examples of right anC
wrong in thought and action, they
said.
Skeptics persisted in believing the
architects had just had their littl,
joke, and none would have been sur
prised in finding bust of Lenine con
cealed in the decorations of the New
York Stock Exchange, or a carving o
Falstaff at the headquarters of III,
Anti-Saloon League. ..
At New Haven it was noted tina
darkness Memorial Quadrangle
which every Yale man considers th'
last word in college architecture, il
America-sheltered among the nook
of its buildings many faces, figure
and symbols of college life. Their
was the placid bulldog, with horn rim
med spectacles and a grim-visaget
bulldog wearing football helmet, an,
there were many shades of Blue his
tory revived in stone.
Students Are Pleased.
The students, unlike some of tn
parishioners of ST. Thomass church
were pleased with the decorativ
work. 1t is believed no Yale studen
will raise a single sigh of objection
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
TEACHERS OF PREBLE
ATTEND INSTITUTE

EATON, O.. Aug. 29.-School teach
ers in Preble county were enrolling In
goodly numbers today at the annual
county teachers institute. which open
ed this morning and will close Fri
day afternoon. The meeting is being
held in the public auditorium in the
courthouse.
]. c. Muerman, OF the federal bu-
reau of education, and j. F. Marsh, OF
state department of schools of West
Virginia, the instructors for the week,
lectured at the sessions today. 1t is
expected Dr. J. Knox Montgomery,
president of Muskingum college, and
J. F. Straw, representing the state
board of vocational education, will ad.
dress the institute Tuesday.
Sessions are being held morning and
afternoon each day. The program,
| for each days sessions are being al
ranged from daw to day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
Fancy Goods; Notions

LACE vEsTEEsFor just day show all of vestees
worth up to $150; choice "Wednesday, SOC
RIBBoNs-Wide Ribbons plain fancy regular
Csc values "Wednesday, 3oc
RBBONS-Extra wide Hair Bows MORE,
fancies, worth $1.00 "Wednesday, SOC
TIEsLarge edge Mildly navy
scarlet black "Wednesday, 79c
PURSES AND BAGSNot in the lot but bar
gain, regular values worth to $500 "Wednesday, S95
BILL FOLD-Just y in the lot, all leather with
pocket Identification calf alligator and
a special value "Wednesday, soc
LACES-About pieces ends slightly soiled
early "Wednesday &c
SHADOW LACESFor Casoles, the width is u inches with
bottom regular &C value "Wednesday 39c
VACUUM BoTTLES-Heeps pint
guaranteed "Wednesday, St.39
WATER BOTTLEsQuart size, fitted with nonleakable
stopper, regular $3.50 values "Wednesday, sec
BAGsA general bag for shopping school
books, ETC., large size "Wednesday, 39c
STATONERY-Large Box, As envelopes
"Wednesday, 39c
PEARL NECKLACES-Real French Pearl Beads, graduated
1S "a 80 inch length beautiful quality for Just
"Wednesday, $f.45
BLANKETS-Good heavy, full blankets with pink
borders; 60x76, regular SOS value
"Wednesday $f.9a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
Second Floor Specials

WOOL DREssEsJu 90 in the lot in sizes
A Mostly blues and black of
embroidery braid trimmed specaWednesday 1898
LADIES' SKIRTS-An of Skirts plaids stripes
and plain in all of the latest materials
offered off. the special
BREAKFAST DRESSES-Two piece Dress, made from good
quality Perca all light shades Sc very special
value -Wednesdsy &
CHILDREN'S SWEATERS-Not the coors are
brown, cardinal Sizes a. regular 50 so values
"Wednesday, Sf75
BOYS SWEATERS Just in heavy roll collar brown
navy, sizes %, 3d. 49, "a; regular value $3.50
"Wednesday $3.50
LADIES PETTICOATS-Heatherboom with wide changeabe
silk nounce, all sizes and colors regular 81 value
"Wednesday, Sf7e
LADIES' PETT1CoATs-Fancy printed regular
most all sizes "Wednesday, 79e
DRESS GlNGHAMS-30 pieces inch fancy dress gnghams
plald checks stripes fine for school values
soc Wedn zoe
OUTING FLANNELS-One extra heavy outing fannels,
light or dark colors q inch, very special values
"Wednesday, zoe
BEACH CLoTH-Yard wide good line of coors
thing for jumper dresses "Wednesday 35c
DRESS GlNGHAMSA limited quantity full width good styles,
regular 40c values 12L.c
CHDRENS TAMSJust the thing for school the coors
500 vaueWednesday $148
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Dress Goods
and Silks

MILDLY FLANNELS-2S inch, all
wool MILDLY flannel in three best
shades-scarlet, navy, green; regular
$500 value "Wednesday, $3.50
WOOL JERSEY-More popular than
ever for the jumper dresses, the width
"a inch in every wanted shade. They
are scarce but we have them
"Wednesday, $500
NOVELTY WOOL PLAIDS-Just the
thing for skirts and children's wear
The widths are SO and 40 inches. In
some beautiful color combinations
"Wednesday, SIPS
NAVY BLUE STORM SERGE-Yard
wide, all wool navy blue Storm Serge.
This cloth was sold at $500 a few
months ago "wednesday, S100
NAVY BLUE FRENCH SERGE-Just
think. 81 inches, fine French Serge in
the all wool and just the shade you
want, navy blue "Wednesday, $500
NAVY BLUE TRICOTINE-52 inch.
all wool navy blue Tricotine They
are better than ever for skirts, suits
and dresses "Wednesday, $2.e5
SILK TRICOLETTES-Yard wide, all
silk in a full line of colors with
plenty of black, brown, navy
"Wednesday, $1.69
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words. With the first two notes, do.
re- our musical conversations start.
In these ''so-called musical CONVEX
sations" the children in turn compose
spontaneous and original little word
less solfas, which the class must rec
ognize by singing or writing. From
the outset the ear as well as the voice
is trained. With the exception OF
songs carefully selected by Mrs. Ward,
words are rarely used. One OF the
striking points of departure from the
usual method is that the staff is not
introduced until after three months of
work. Numerals are used instead.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
JAIL BIRDS DEPRIVED
OF L0AFING HABITS

GREENVILLE, Aug. 29-Prisoners
who are given Jail sentences in Darke
county, will no longer have life OF
ease while awaiting for release. A con-
tract has been entered into by the
county commissioners whereby all
prisoners will be sent to the Dayton
work house to serve their sentences
All those who are committed in de
fault of payment of fines and costs
imposed, will work at the rate OF
20 cents a day 1t formerly was the
custom to confine prisoners in the
county Jail where they spent theii
time in idleness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
= Better Prices - Better Merchandise
Domestic Bargains

PERCALES-About 100 pieces
to choose from, either light or
dark, yard wide
"Wednesday, 17c
AMERICAN PRINTS - Best
American prints, full line of
light or dark patterns
"Wednesday, 1oc
APRON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
brands, all size checks, good line
of styles "Wednesday, 15c
INDIAN HEAD - Yard wide,
either soft or linen finish, for
blouses, middies. aprons
"Wednesday, 25c
CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS - Good
line of patterns in stripes or
checks "Wednesday, 13c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
Ministers Say Light Law
Injuries Church Service

HARTFORD CITY, Ind Aug. %
Local ministers declare the enforce
ment of the state traffic regulations
by state officers here is cutting down
the attendance at evening church SER
vices.
Farmers have been informed they
must keep the tail lights burning at
night, even when the cars are park
ed. To keep the lights burning dur
ing service quickly burns them out,
drivers say, and farmers are spending
their time elsewhere Sunday evenings.
the ministers declare.
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ideas. | think that it is much more
important to develop a child's own
musical instinct with the result that
the child can think independently in
music and put down its own thoughts.
Thus our aim is to present music to
child not as something mysterious
and difficult, or merely songs to learn
by heart, but as a beautiful new
speech in which they can often ex-
press what they feel better than in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29

PILLOW CASES-About 10 dog
en-. size 42x36, a very special
bargain-Wednesday, q for $1.oo
QUILT COTTON-Full 10-ounce
roll, soft, clean and white; for
merly sold at Csc
"Wednesday, t5c
COMFORT COTTON-Large g.
pound roll, opens up in one
piece, size 72x90 inches
"Wednesday, zee
BATH TOWELS - Large 20x42.
heavy Turkish Bath Towels. sec
value "Wednesday, 8 for S1.Oo
TURKISH TOWELS - Guest
size, pink and blue borders, good
weight and size
"Wednesday, 4 for $1.oo
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29

UNBLEACHED NJ USLIN -
Smooth, firm thread, free from
spots, good weight
"Wednesday, 1oc
HILL. FRUIT, LONSDALE -
Choice of any of these we'll
known brands-Wednes 1Sc
PILLOW TUBING - Standard
brand, choice of So. 40. AZ inch
width "Wednesday, 35c
Observation-Disclosures seamless
Sheeting, full 81 inch width,
very special, limit 10 yards
"Wednesday, 39c
HOPE MUSLIN-Full pieces.
perfect goods, no limit, buy all
you want "Wednesday, 13c
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CANTON FLANNEL-Choice of
bleached or unbleached, good
weight, soft fleece
"Wednesday, 15c
TOWELING - 500 yards, IN
bleached, linen welt Toweling,
full width "Wednesday, 15c
MERCERIZED TABLE DAM
ASKS inch, fine bright fin
ished mercerized Damask, good
line of patterns
"Wednesday, Soc
SEAMLESS SHEETS = Made
from a good firm muslin, full
size, wide deep hem, two best
sizes
72x90 seamless Wed, $500
S1X90 seamless Wed, $1.1e
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Specials

TALCUM POWDER-Choice of Mavis, Mennens,
Williams, all odors "Wednesday 1oc
PALM OLIVE SOAP-Limit 6 bars
"Wednesday, for 43c
BOB WHITE TOILET PAPER - You know the
brand, limit 10 rolls "Wednesday, 10 for 2ec
MEMS WORK SHIRTS-Good heavy striped
Chevot cut full and large, sizes 141a to lea, regu
lar 100 value "Wednesday, 6ec
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
HOSE.

CHILDRENS HOSE-Good heavy fine ribbed children's
hose sizes 515 to 9@ just the thing for school hose
"Wednesday, 15c
LADIES HOSE-Wayne Knit. fibre silk hose the col
ors white, grey, brown black. all Sizes regular s100
value "wednesday, 7ec
LADIES' SILK HOSE-Pure silk thread, Isle top
scanned back The three best shades-white cordovan
black; all sizes "Wednesday, $1.Oo
LADIES' COTTON HOSE-Gordon brand three good
shades white, brown, black, all szesWednesday, 25c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
Family Reunions

CENTERVlLLE, Ind, Aug. 29.-The
annual Bond family reunion will be
held next Sunday, Sept. 4, at Spiceland
Sanitarium grounds, Spiceland, Ind
Olive B. Wall, secretary Newcastle
Ind, J. A. Commons, Ex-Chairman.
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Specials

o. N. T CROCHET COTTON-Ecru or white in
every number, limit balls-Wednesday, 5 for 45c
SUMMER CORSETS-Not many in the lot but
most all sizes, made from fine net, long hip en-
pire brand "Wednesday 500
BRASSlERES-Good material in flesh, all sizes
very special. Scott model "Wednesday 35c
LADIES' GOWNS-Slip over STYLE made from
fine quality of batiste, flesh white. all sizes
"Wednesday. sec
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
Called by Death

GREENVILLE, o., Aug. 29-Citizens
of this city were greatly shocked re-
Gently by the announcement of the
death of Charles Culbertson, we'll
known and prominent resident OF
Greenville. at his home on Central
avenue. Heart trouble was given as
the cause of Mr. Culbertson's death.
He had been in his usual health until
Thursday night, when he complained
of being slightly i'll, but thought moth
ing of it.
The deceased was a retired farmer
and a native of this county. He was
IS years of age and for twenty years
had been secretary of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Darke County. He is survived by his
aged mother, Mrs Elizabeth gilbert
son, So years of age; his wife, one
sister and four brothers.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Aug. 29.-Joe
Bales, 70 years old, is dead at his home
mere, after an illness of two years. HI
was a veteran of the Civil War, HAVING
enlisted when only II years old, anC
was the youngest Civil war veteran il
the county. His wife died two week
ago. He is survived by two sons
Frank Bales of Farmland, and Henry
of Winchester.
| Asenath Clark, IS years old. die
here Sunday from an attack of par
alysis. She was born in Wayne count
near Economy, but has lived in thi
/ county for 40 years. She was ur
married
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-29
Record Crowd Attends
Funeral at Eldorado

ELDORADO. O., Aug. 29.-The larg-
est crowd ever seen at a funeral here
attended the services held at the Unit
ed Brethren church Sunday afternoon
in honor of Issac Miller, banker, for
mer mayor, and one of the best known
citizens in Preble county.
Funeral services were in charge OF
the Knights of Pythias and Odd Eel
lows lodges. Rev Moser OF Dayton,
Rev. E. c. Barnhart of Eldorado, and
Rev. Thomas Murray officiated.
Fifteen hundred to 1000 people at
tended the funeral.
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Probably in no country in the world
are fish more largely consumed than
in Burma. Fish, either fresh or fried,
or i'll the form of fish paste, is a con-
comitant of every Burmese meal.
, 1921-05-17
Community Conference
DHfe Is

Ths community conferences al Estes
park VIII % held ron August S &c Il
Of this year. under the auspices or
be- national board OF the Young Won
ans Christian association. The pro
gram OF shs ten days Of comrndeship
In council. play and worship will In
cluds bible ~clAsseat forums. wherc
things q ptvic inf.-sst vii be dis
, 1921-05-17

b club are tnvifsi o attend the
weints a 70 5s held Al the foot
Of D Garden Creek falls Wseasscay
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