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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30

Wilkinson is i'll with pneumonia.
Merlin Hill and Walter Johns and
Frank Mitchell were Friday guests of
Oscar Hawkins -. Delson Cox of Will
liamsburg spent Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Clark and family
80. John Jordan living south of Rich
mond, and an old resident of this place
has double pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Cook and children and Mrs. Anna
Jordan spent Friday with Mrs. Mary
Pemberton. Mrs. Press Meyer, north
of here is i'll of pneumonia. Her rela-
Itives have been sent for. Mrs. Cath
ern Hodgen is improving ..... Mrs.
Nerna Blume who was operated on
Tuesday morning at Reid's hospital is
getting along nicely. The following
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jordan: Will Locke and Ira Jordan. :.
John Ruby has been i'll.
MILTON, Ind.-The Windsor Girls,
concert entertainment trio, will be
at the Milton Grange hall Friday even
ing to give the last number of the
high school lecture course. The
missionary society of the Christian
church will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. E ]. Jones, when the following
program will be given: Bible study,
Mrs. Nora Scott; ''Thibet and the Thib-
etans," Mrs. John Du Graurut; The
Brave Rynharts,' Mrs. Wallace War
rem; The Big-Little Mission at
Balng," Mrs. Ed Wilson; Through
/ the Eye Gate" Mrs. Alice Gresh
Echoes From Everywhere Mrs
Charles Nugent.. E. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coyne entertained at dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Caldwell and fam
lily and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doddridge
with their house guest, Mr.. Charles
/ Patterson. The Cary club will meet
Thursday Afternoon at the home of Mrs
Gresh. Mrs. Harry Doty will tell the
story of Panama. Miss Nellie Jones
will give the cost of the Panama cana
in lives and money. Mrs. Irwin Harm
ner will play a piano solo. The fol
lowing program will be given Satur
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
WILL START ASCENT
OF MOUNT RAINIER
(Bv Associated Pressl

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 30.-An asc-
ent of laos feet to the summit OF
Mount Rainier will be started next
Thursday by jacques Bergue and Jean
and Jacques Landry, according to their
announcement, in an effort to accom-
plish feat which mountaineers say
has not been attempted in winter.
The climbers will use especially
made skis on the first part of their
Journey. The United States army
signal corps has arranged to send men
to the base of the mountain and afford
every possible means Of communica-
ton.
Bergue said he believed the danger
in the climb lies in weather conditions
as the mountain is so near the sea
that storms must be taken into &C
count. The three will carry only light
packs and their food will consist of
dried beef, prunes and cheese.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
HOG MARKET BREAK
IS PARTLY RECLAIMED

The break in the hog market of so
cents to dollar during the early
part of last week was partly regained
on Friday and Saturday. Good light
hogs sold on Saturday at 50, heavies
at So, and medium weights at $3.50.
Sows sold at SIS to Sc; veals steady,
selling at sc to Sill Cattle were at
the lowest price of the season, cows
selling at 81 to 81; cutters, IS to Sc;
light heifers at SIS and heavies at 81
to So, with bulls at So to 81.
Six carloads were received at the
yards consisting of 4S7 hogs and Al
veals, for which s8,374 was paid the
feeders. Joe Meyers of Chester, and
0. G. Hunt of Fountain City, had the
largest deliveries, of Al and 81 hogs.
Lester Pope of Boston, brought in %
hogs, Howard Smith of Center town
ship 20 hogs, Other deliveries were
made by Andrew Scott, Joe Pitman
OF Rich, Harry Goble, Ed Deitmeyer
Flowd Hunt, William Turner, Walter
Lafuse, Roy Roberts, John Wuenker
c. F. Burris, William Triplett, Roy
Thomas, MILAN Hullinger, Natc
Hunt, O. Cranor o. NJ. Jennings, H
Osborn and Sam Drew.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
Suburban

MIDDLEBORO, nd.-Mrs Clyde
Thomas spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Hector Triton and in the
evening was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Clark. =. Mrs. William Linton
of indianapolis but formerly Miss
Ruth Champion, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Champion of Richmond is
seriously i'll at that place with uremic
poison. 9. q. Eldon Boyd called on Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Reid Friday morning. :.
The funeral of the 81 months old
child of Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Cramp-
ton took place at Richmond Friday
afternoon. Billie Fry left for the
Dayton Soldiers Home Tuesday morn
ing, accompanied by Will Btnnett of
Whitewater. Mr.. Fry having been i'll
for some time. =. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Curry were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Cline of Richmond E. The
Is months old boy Of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
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SOCIETY
Continued from Page Four)

Continued from Page Four)
where they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. r. Hunt and family.
Joe Kayser's players, of Rector's
cafe, New York, with an international
reputation as players of dance music,
will furnish the music for the dance
which the Elks' lodge is giving We'd
nesday evening for members and their
families.
Trifolium society members with the
congregation of the First English
Lutheran church as their guests, will
take a trip to Spain Monday evening
at O'Clock at the Adam H. Bartel
factory, South Eighth and streets.
Mrs. w. w. Gaar will conduct the trip
Music, costumes and pictures will be
featured.
A card party and dance will be given
by the Ladies' auxiliary of the An
cient Order of Hibernians Monday eve
ming at st. Mary's Community hall
Special music will be furnished fol-
the dancing. Luncheon will be served
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
PREBLE FARM BUREAU
DIRECTORS ARRANGE
FOR COUNTY MEETING
Especial TO The Palladium


EATON. Ohio, Jan. 30-Arrange
ments for the annual county meeting
of the Preble county farm bureau,
which will be held in Eaton on Feb.
s, was the principal business of the
monthly meeting of the farm bureau
board of directors, held in the Eaton
court house Saturday afternoon.
committee composed of Charles
Rildebolt, A. NJ Potter and Hugh Nit
chell was named to secure a meeting
place, arrange details of the meeting
and act as a platform committee.
1t was announced that Rupert Beet
ham, speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives of the state assembly, had
been secured as the speaker of the
day, and Herbert Brown of Gratis also
stated that a representative of the Nj
ami Valley Milk Producers Co-opera
tive would explain their plan OF
organization. .=.
A report will be presented also by
the committee of three named to in
vestigate cooperative live stock ship
ping from adjacent points in Darke
county. The committee includes Frank
Blackford of Eldorado, Glenn Cohee Of
Campbellstown and Paul Jordan OF
! New Paris.
! To Inspect Agreements
| All farm bureau members who plan
| to attend farmers week at the state
university were named as committee
| of the whole to visit the Offices of the
s, purchasing department of the state
farm bureau and inspect the CONTRACT
| agreements on fertilizer purchases, for
the information of Preble county farm
ers who may wish TO buy soon. Some
of the Preble county representative
at farmers week will be Alfred Murray
/ of jackson township, Glenn Cohee OF
Campbellstown, Herbert Brown OF
Gratis and representatives from Twin
and Lanier townships.
During the Saturday board meeting
Francis Van Ausdal of Lewisburg gave
a report of his wool sold through the
Ohio pool, stating that he had received
as high as SO cents for the best grade,
with a price of 80 cents for the rest.
By selling at home he stated that he
could have received only 16 cents a
} pound. His satisfaction with pooling
!, was further heightened by the fact that
several fleeces of pulled wool brought
fair prices, being put in the second
grade
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
Civil War Veteran Ends
Hike of | 900 Miles

CRESTLINE, O., Jan 30-C. B. Win
tersteen, aged so, Civil war veteran,
is resting here at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. J. A. McJunkin, after
completing a hike of 1000 miles from
Minneapolis, Mimi. to Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Wintersteen was a member of Com
pany G, Sixty-fourth Ohio infantry.
He visited Chattanooga in 1913, at the
time of the encampment, and always
had a desire to return and look over
the battlefields on which he fought.
He left on his jaunt in September,
he said, and arrived in Chattanooga
October 10. He spent Is days there,
visiting the battlefields, and then
walked an additional 100 miles to At
lanta, Ga. He went from Atlanta to
Louisville, completing his walk of
1000 miles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30

After q few days spent with home pee
pie, Miss Helen Weidner has resumed
her private instructions under Colun2-
bus and Eaton commercial teacher
800. Mr. and Mrs. Charles House and
family entertained a large party of
friends Saturday with a home dance
-. Mrs. C. A. Kerns spent a day re-
Gently with her mother, Mrs. Ander-
son Beasley. who remains about the
same. Mrs Beasley is with her daugt-
ter, Mrs. J. o. Mann. james Lack
ey, of this vicinity. held a large stock
sale recently Mrs. George Weist IS
not recovering from her recent opera
ton Perry Marker, well known in
this vicinity, was buried Saturday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
SPy thians to Hold County
Meeting Thursday Night

Richmond Knights of Pythias will
entertain the county meeting of K. of
p lodges in Wayne county, Thursday
night in the K. of P. hall. A program
consisting of speeches and musical
numbers will be given. A large num-
Der of out-of-town guests are expected
to attend. \ short business session
viii be held by the local lodge before
the opening of the county meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30

day night, Feb. 4, at Grange meeting:
Discussion of agriculture bloc" Albert
Ferris; solo tinstrumentaD, Elizabeth
Caldwell; Review Of Oregon Conven-
tion," Mrs. John Coyne; vocal solo, Lee
Crawford; valentine exchange, every
one to bring a valentine. -. Mrs. Emma
Beeson and Mrs. Albert Wilson We're
at Richmonr Thursday. .. Mrs. Theo
CriSt was taken to the ConerSyllIe
hospital Friday. Mr.. Crist, Mrs. Mary
Walker, Mrs. W. L. Parkins and Mrs.
Albert Wilson accompanied her..
Mrs. Emma Beeson and Miss Amelia
Knauff spent Saturday at Indianapolis.
Miss Elizabeth Kimmen is home
from a visit of several months at
Lima, Ohio.
ANTIOCH, Ohio.-Mrs. Ira Brewer
and daughter, Mae. entertained &c
women at an all-day quilting. Ben
Vernon and Earl Koontz attended the
Jackson banquet at Dayton Wednes
day. Mrs. Nora Vernon, Anna Sui
/ Ivan and Carrie Lowman We're at tht
home of Mrs. John Hart, of Sugar
Valley. learning to make dress forms
preparatory to starting class at An
! tioch Grandmother Myers, mothel
J of Mrs. William Lowman, is i'll.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30

the post rooms at the court house
The public is invited to attend the
program. Preceding the exercises
the corps will hold its regular meet
ing, commencing at o'clock.
The Silent Eight will meet Tues
day evening instead of Thursday with
Mrs. Mae Lennard at her home, ga
South Fifth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
Hearing on Southwest
First Street Continued

Hearing on the opening of South
West Fifth street was continued until
Feb. % after the board of works had
discussed the matter Monday. The
board will take up the proposed mn
provement with council, and action on
the matter was deferred until two
more meetings of council have been
held in order that that body might
have a chance to consider the propo-
sition thoroughly.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30

Mrs. o. L. Anderson, judge of the
new juvenile court in Dublin, Ga, is
believed to be the first woman magis-
trate in the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
BY c. l.. & II. l. DENoON,
Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES
AUCTION SALE
OF
MILFORD
APARTMENTS"
ON OLD COLLEGE
CAMPUS,
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
Between Ryland and
Lombardy Streets),
BEING No. 11O8

ss4s:s fs i d s$,'1a 49, 9!
gerry Court OF Richmond. in Deed
Book 25s,C., page s2Y. default having
been made In the payment OF a por,-
having been required by the bene-
"e TH{yR aef5s'1 Sc PESR aG. w
at o'clock Il. d..
on the premises. proceed TO sell at
PUBLIC auction the property conveyed
an tina, certain piece or, parcel o,
land lying and being in the city OF
as noI;R s aas
Of Grace Street. between Ryland and
L9mbardy Streets. and described MS
beginning at a poln, on the north
line OF Grace Street. distant two hun,
aas wss ss e the fen we osh g;
the western line OF Ryland Street
With With the northern line o. Grace
along and fronting on the said norti,
line OF Grace Street forty-five feet
1sn imshsS e. tro ion} thence back
at right angles and between lines
nearly parallel uhe angle formed BY
the eastern side line and the north
OF the property being SO degrees and
40 minutesl TO alley In the rear eight.
e esd fee small g po Tas Being os o, Lot R
plat made by T. Crawford Redo &
Brother, Surveyors. dated April IL,
1919. recorded In Richmond Chancery
It's.
THE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF
TWELVE; APAn .MIGSTS OF FOUR
ROOMS AND BATH EACH: MODERN
ASp UP TO DATE IN EVERY RE
TERMS; Cash sufficient to pay all
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance TO
date OF sale and three notes aggre-
eating s7.hoo.oo. now due. With in
s sereS Of ss5 WitS INTEREST," ssS tr sss
December 6. 1921. to be paid on Juno
s. 1922: the further sum OF sl7.b0o.00.
to be paid on June 10. 1923: and tho
further sum Of s7,a0o.00. with Interest
from November IL. 1921, to be paid
on November 12. l922-ali these last
three amounts being secured by prior
liens. the payments thereof to DO as
sumed by the purchaser. and the
residue of the purchase money to DO
c. T.. DENOON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
ASK MORE u. S. TROOPS
FOR MEXICAN BORDER
IBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--Strong
feeling by Americans along, the
Mexican border that more troops
should be stationed there is com
mcntcd upon by Assistant Secretary
Wainwright, OF the War Department.
and MajorGcneral Hartford. deputy
chief OF staff. in II statement issued
today upon their return from n 1000
mile inspection trip OF army camp
commands within the United States
AT every station on the Mexican
border" the statement said. meet
ings were held with the citizens. at
their request, 10 permit them to
present their claims for m0rc troops:
they were in every case assured that
the War Department WAS doing it's
best with the Emitted numbers at its
disposal"
~ strong sentiment was found
throughout the South and Southwest
that the army should not under any
circumstances 20 below its present
strength" the statement added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
WOULD MAKE SECURING
OF DIVORCES DIFFICULT
House Bill Provides Suits Be
Conducted as Other
Equity Gases.

\ bill designed to regulate divorce
proceedings and effectually put an
end to the easy divorce practice al
legged to be obtaining in Virginia, was
introduced in the House yesterday by
Delegate G. II. Smith. OF Alexandria
The bill provides that suits for d.
vorcc shall be Instituted and conduct
cd as other suits In equity, except that
the bill shall not be taken for con-
fesscd nor shall a divorce be granted
on the uncorroborated testimony of
the parties. or either OF them, nor
shall the court grant a divorce in
any case except where the question OF
residence and domicilc is testified to
by two witnessescs. other than the
parties. or either Of them, and wheth-
err the defendant answer. or not. the
case shall Ae heard independently OF
the admisssaes of either party in the
plcadlngs, or otherwise: and no pro-
cess or notice OF such proceedings
shall be served in this State except
by officers authorized to serve the
same. Costs may be awarded to
either party as justice may require.
Another divorce bill was introduced
by Delegate C. a. Sinclair. OF Ma
nassas. 1t provides that In no event
shall a suit for annulling n marriage
or for n divorce be maintainablc. un-
less the defendant Is found within
the State. or served with original
process in the suit, or tho last matri-
monial domicile OF the parties was
in this State. In the last event the
defendant Is not n resident of this
State and cannot be served with the
nr it~ip within Tho State
court. other than court OF record
having original chaucery jurisdiction
in the county or corporation wherein
the parties had their last matrimonial
domicile. shall have Jurisdiction OF
such gNit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
TRUST co. PLANS
BIG BUILDING ON
PRESENT SITE
John Shelton Williams An
nounCes Intention to Erect
New Home.

Plans are being discussed by direc-
tors OF tho Richmond Trust Com
pany for the construction OF L large
new building on the site OF the in
st!tution's present banking rooms on
the northwest corner OF Seventh and
Main Streets. Announcement OF the
fact was made today by John Shelton
Williams. chairman OF tho board and
former United States Comptroller OF
Currency. Mr.. Williams stated that
tho plans are still In a formative
state and as yet arc indefinite. but
are expected to take concrete form
in the next two weeks.
Increased facilities arc demanded
by tho extraordinary expansion OF
tho trust company's business and ac-
tivities. especially in tho last year
and II Is the purpose OF the directors
to build one OF the handsomest bank
Ing houses In tho South. 1t was said,
equipped with all modern appoint.
mcnts and embracing many new con-
veniences for customers. The height
OF the proposed building and Its de-
sign have not yet been determined.
Architects drawings OF a variety OF
suggestions are being made. accord
Ing TO report. and will be submitted
shortly for the consideration OF tho
board. Estimates on tho cost Will
then be figured.
The Richmond Trust Company.
founded as tho Richmond Trust ana
Savings Company, has been located
Tn its present site for a number OF
years. It's rapid growth necessitated
about year ago the establishment
nf branch on West Broad Street,
out so exceptional has been the pro-
tress OF tho business that material
enlargement OF the main Offices must
90 made I'm tho near future to ac-
:ommodate the largo volume of
transactions handled daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
MILLER 6 RHOADS PLAN
A s1,50O,O0O ADDITION
Structure Then Will Occupy
Entire Block Facing
Grace Street.
BUILDING APPLICATION FILED
New School Work In Richmond at
Cost of 100000 Contemplated.
Westinorelnud Company VIII Erect
$4,000 store on Grace Street.

Miller & Rhoads yesterday filed an
application with Building inspector
Butler for permit TO erect an addi-
ton to their Grace Street building.
extending to the Northeast corner
OF Fifth and Grace Streets. to cost
Sl.5o0.000 and an application for q
permit to mako extensive altera-
lions and improvements to their
Broad Street store. to cost $4,000.
The proposed addition will be a
handsome six-story structure and
Will. in connection with the present
store. occupy the entire block fac
ing Grace Street. Alterations and eXS
tensions are also planned for the
present building at Sixth and Grace
Streets. Inspector Butler will prob
ably be ready to ISSUE the permits
within the next two weeks.
Applications were also received
from the City school Board for per-
mits to erect n colored school build
Ing on Twenty-ninth Street. between
y and o Streets. to cost 100000. and
to make extensive alterations I'm
Maury School building at Fourteenth
and cambridge Streets. South Rich
mond, to cost $4,000. The funds for
the construction OF these buildings
comes from n special bond Issue.
The Westmorcland Building Com
pany asks for permit to build
brick store on Grace Street between
Sixth and Scvepth Streets, to cost So
600, and w +. Drinkard seeks n per-
nit to erect a stucco dwelling AT
2705 Fourth Avenue. Highland Park.
to cost $4,000.
Permits were issued to ]. A. Dart
0 repair brick Etp~S stoeado plans
Mt 2617 East Main Street, to coat &c.
900. and to Mary c. fesHor to build
stucco dwelling NJ zSS1 aIarylan5
avenue. to cost 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
81 JHN>-IEEdi.S
Lcgui NnI.Ct.s

MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS hank
Richmond. January IS. 1879
tn. annual meeting OF the stockhuid.rs
OF this bank VIII h. n"l6 February 2Ith
next. IL o'clock, q; IN" banking house
Twelfth and HUI Streets. for Transaction
OF any business that may be- brought lie.
fore II.
J. Il. PATTERSON.
cuS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
10 YEARS IN PRISON
FOR STEALING BREAD
tBy Associated prsss.1

NEW YORK, Feb. Ten years I'm
sing Sing prison for stealing so
cents worth OF bread was the sentence
metch out by County Judge Haskell
10 WiiiIan Burke. an lS-ycar-old nc
gro today. He has 4 record OF tyyn
pEcvlOus convictions.
Charles Thomas, 23. was given nv,
10 ten years for the game ofrense.
The two held UP n Brooklyn bakery
on January %. but obtained ONLY
bread.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
RE 81 EST 1TE FOR SHE
Wanted Real Estate
Legal Notices vi
Hot Springs. Va.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE VIR.
GINA HOT SPRlNGS COMPANY.

ftbruHFy :. 1922.
70 TIE Stockholders or THE VIR.
GINA HOT SPRINGS COMPANY.
The Rnfial meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Virginia Hot Springs Company. for
the purpose of ei.ctlng DIRECTORS and for
the transaction OF other business us may
lawfully come before said meeting IN
cluding tn" approval of all acts OF the
hoard o: directors and all committees
thereof. o! the said company In the past
year. VIII be held at the Office of the
compauy la the homestead Hotel, Ito;
Springs. Va. OF Saturday. the 25th day OF
February 1922 AT / a. NJ. The transfer
books VIII be closed Friday. February nth
~ l.. ~, ard remain closed until 10 A.
NJ Monday. February p. 1922.
c. :. ANDERSEN. Secretary.
HAVING qualified ns administrator on
estate OF Mrs. George *. Gaines. de-
ceased, all persons indebted to, or hnv-
Ing claims against raid estate Will pIcase
make payment; or present their claims
To ID. G. Henry. Administrator. Central
state Hospital. Petersburg. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
ROOMS AND hoard
Rooms Wi,n ISuurd

FLoYD AVE. Vo7-Niceiy furnished room
Tor two ladies. Hentienien or couple: con.
/ vehi.nt TO bath: best location: excellent
meals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08

DAVIS AVE-. y. si7--Iarge frcnt room.
opposite broad Street Station: gentle