The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-12
ISSUE ORDER FOR 40
WITNESSES IN BROWN
ENLIGHTENMENT CASE

GREENVILLE, o., Dec. 12.-The
sheriff has been ordered to subpoenae
40 more witnesses for the state in the
case of the State Of Ohio vs.. Dan
Brown. charged with embezzlement.
The following names appear on the
list OF those to be called:
o. r. Krickenberger, S. R. Hiatt,
auditor: Ralph Hapner. Sylvan Smith,
D. E. Myers, Earl Compton. w. S.
Roesser, Joseph Menke, w. H. Till
man, Marry Wise, Union City; Al Ms
wonger. w A. Browne, Jr, w. E.
North, ". II. Williams, Albert Suter.
DIR. W. A. Layer, Linn Browne, Malon
Holsapple. Sam Stout. Cassius Stoltz,
Caly Helms. John Suffer- Tillman
Rogers.
The following bank cashiers in
Darke county were subpoenaed ducus
tecum, to bring records of county de-
posts with banks for different settle
ments: A. F. Prackle, C. King, Char
les Fulkerson, A. Fair, II. H. Davis,
G. A. Lephart, Adelbert Martz, Ed
Williams, w. B. Marshall, l.. l.. Mil
Ter, G. c. Taylor, l.. l.. Lehman, R. H.
Bolen, Clarence Gardner and August
l.. Reichard
Late Saturday afternoon attorneys
Tor the defense filed the following list
Of citizens to be subpoenaed for the
defense: Tad Stoltz, Charles Ra KEN
bic, d. w. Shiyely, Charles Bankson,
Virgil Bankson. u. 7. Dorman, Sher-
man Altick and Cornelius O'Brien.
Young Couples Liberated.
In common pleas court two young
mismated couples were granted di-
yorces by Judge Miller of Celina, who
occupied the bench in common pleas
court
Helen Refs Myers was granted di-
yorce from her husband, Robert My
ers, on the ground of gross neglect of
duty, extreme cruelty, and was re-
stored TO her maiden name of Helen
Refs.
Helen Mason was granted a divorce
from her husband, Forrest Mason, on
The grounds of gross neglect of duty
and restored to her maiden name of
Helen Albright
Files Gross Petition
Clarence Strait has filed an answer
and cross petition in common pleas
court TO the suit filed by Gilbert Hand
for an injunction and the appointment
of a receiver to take chargs of the
crops on a 20acre tract in Brown
township tenanted by Strait and
owned by Hand.
Strait denies each and every ale
cation made by Hand in his petition,
and states that he has always cared
for his stock, has not neglected the
crops, but has always divided them
equally according to contract. and
asks that Hands petition be dismissed
and he go hence with his costs.
Thieves Still Unknown
Officers have failed to apprehend
the thieves who broke into Mong and
company's clothing store at Bradford
carly Friday morning and carried
away 200 suits and overcoats valued
by Mr. Mong at about $4,000.
There are stories afloat about the
thieves being caught in Cincinnati,
but officials on the case say this is
not true.
Up to a late hour Saturday no clue
of the thieves or clothing had been
obtained.
Probate Court
Chelcia Lorton, administrator OF
Leona Lorton, deceased. returned or
der of appraisement of real estate
Order of private sale issued in same
case Order of private sale returned
Same continued for confirmation un
Til Dec. 10. 1921, at 9 o'clock a. m.
County Expenditures
First National bank balance August
settlement from Miami county tc
Bradford village school district
$4S,SS9.