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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-10
ISL 1MPUSCA BARBATUI
IN APARARE
Femeia zice ca a fost atacata
Gu un ciocan.

Pittsburg, 9 Ian. - Luptandu-
Sc sd Sc apere pc sine 81 pc copllul
eli de trei luni pc care il tinea in
brate de lovitorile barbatului Ell
care tinea un ciocan in mana, dina
Emma Koomis d spus astazi poll
tiei ed impuscat de dOua orr pc
barbatul eli. George Koomis, care
a murit All dimineta intr un spi-
tai de aici.
Dina Koomis d fost adusa la
temnita judetului Gu un copil de
trei luni in bratelc sale, 81 politia
zice ca dansa a marturisit ca in
timpul cinei urmat 0 cearta in
tre ca 81 barbatul Ell.
Barbatul eli, zice politia, luat
un ciocan, voind so loveasca 81
femeia a fugit cu copilul in brate,
intro camera alaturata.
Dansa a luat un revolver 81 va
zlndu-se urmarita de barbatul eli
a tras asupra lui, lovindu-l in
brat. Barbat-su urmand a inainta
catre ca a slObozit arma de mai
multe orr, gloantele ne nimerind
tinta. In cele din urma ranitul a
cazut 81 dansa asteptat sosirea
politiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-10
POLITIA DIN
CLEVELAND S'A
PUS Pc LUCRJ
Kohler a dat ordin sa curete
orasul de criminal 81 sa Sc
1nchiza localurile de Joe Ia
nOrOc.
All noapte s'au facut aproape
trei suite de arestari.

Aproape trei suite de persoane
au fost arestate All noapte acuzate
ca au calcat legea prohibited, Cd
au jucat la noroc sau ca au manat
automobilul peste viteza reglemen-
tara.
Arestarile an fOst resultatul IL
nui ordin al Maiorului kohler care
vrea sd curete orasul de criminal
81 de calcatori de legi 81 regula-
mente. In urma acestui ordin a.
paratul politienesc dat All noap-
te rata la toate restaurantele de
nOapte, cinematografe, teatre, sail
de billiard 81 case mobilate GU ca
racter dubios, arestand numai in
centrul orasului peste 80 de per.
sOane.
In 'celelalte districte s'au arestat
cativa proprietari ,,nri tin case de
joe la nOrOc.
Tot in timpul noptii S 'au arestat
$50 de persOane, cea mai mare
parte in centrul orasului, acuzati
ca au violat regulamentul traficu-
lui, manand automObilul Gu vi
teza prea mare.
Treisprezece indivizi all fOst a.
restati acuzati re bette, carl vor Fl
judecati astazi.
Capitanul George Matowitz in
tentioneaza sa primineasca Gu totul
corpul detectivilor, dintre earl a 81
suspendat zece, trimitandu-i ina
poi in serviciul ordinar al politiei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-10

de eri suferit un accident de
automobil, s'a vindecat din ra-
nele lui asa ca medicii au declarat
ca va putea sd participe la sedinta
Consiliului ce Sc va tinea Marti.
David Lloyd George. premierul
Britaniei, 81 Aristide BRAND, pre-
mierul Frantei au facut eri o vi
zita ambasadorului. Locul lui Har-
vey i'm COnsiliu fost luat eri de
ambasadorul Statelor Unite in
Franta, Myron T. Herrick. Ell va
Fl Gle fata 81 la scdinta de Marti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-10
CATASTROFA DIN
SAN FRATELLO
Populatia fuge din oras. =
Catedrala 81 mai multe cladiri
diStruSe,

MESSINA, 9 Ian. = o surpare
ingrozitoare de pamant a distrus
astazi catedrala, oficiul postal 81
mai multe cladiri din orasul San
Fratello. lntreaga populate fu-
git afara la camp. Surparea con
tinua, producand pagube mari
cladirilor ramase. Morti nu s'a
raportat.
Communicate ell San Fratello es-
te intrerupta. S 'au TRIMS echipe
de ajutoare la fata scenei. Sur
parile Sc datoresc ploilor mari carl
all cazut de curind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-10
AIRS DE VIII

HAMILTON, O., 8 Ian.-Geor-
&c Inhoff, ajutor inginer civil al
Judetului, ars de viu astazi cand
un garaj din centrul orasului
fOst distrus de foe.
Cadavrul lui Imhoff a fost car
bonizat 81 numai peste cateva ore
dupa ce fost dus la morga s'aN
putut identified.
$ au distrus aproape 25 de auto
mobile. Paguba este evaluata cam
. $685. 600.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-10

DeOdata Gu acesta S a publcat
81 aceea cd delegatia germana, ce
va fl condusa de Walther Rattle
nau. va sosi in Cannes Mercuri
dimineata ca sa Sc prezinte Con-
siliului suprem.
Comiteful care este insarcinat
Gu pregatirea conferintei econo-
mice din Genua. complectat All
programul conferintei care Gu
prinde sfortari uriase pentru sal
varea situated din Europa.
Expcrti financiari au hotarit
ca Gcrmaniei sd Use ceara ca sd
plateasca i'm anul 1922 suma de
72O milioanc marci aur, 81 eel pu-
tin suma egala in fiecare an ce
urmeaza. O astfel Gle suma, sc
crede. va fl suficienta pentru plu-
t,rea intereselor obligatiunilor
germane, in valoare Gle 20 miliarde
Marci aur, ce sc vOr pune pc
plata.
Comitetul international a ho-
tarit formarea unei corporate Gu
un capital de 2 milioane lire ster-
line. Corporatia va avea sediul in
Londra 81 va fl dirijata de di.
rectie numita de compatible afi-
liate in fiecare tara interesata.
Aceste tari, = intre carl 81 Sta
tele Unite, vor organiza corpO-
ratii pentru promovarea econo.
miei Gu un capital combinat echi.
valent Gu 20 milioane lire sterline.
Corporatiile vor servi de mil
locitoare pentru transactii de ere
dit 81 vor usura activitatea intre.
prinderilor private in toate tarile
unde afacerile sunt impiedicate
din cauza Upset de credit 81 din
cauza finantelor rele.
Ramane inca sd fie aranjata
chestia ca oare Fpanta cum sd sc
impartaseasca din suma de despa,
,gubire. Premierul BRAND cerut
timp de "a ore ca sd consultc CO
mitetul financiar al camerii.
Washington, 8 Ianuarie. = ia
ponia va fl representata Gu toatd
siguranta la conferinta din &c
nna, "a anuntat All unul dintrt
delegatii Japoniei la conferints
pentru limitarea armamentului
Ea doreste Sd fie de fata mai ale!
ca vrea sa discute uncle chestii CT
delegatia Rusiei. Discutiile Sc vol
face in jurnl unor chcstii Gu pri
wire Ia Siberia, unde Japonia ar
interese vitale.
Cannes, 3 Ian. - George Har
vey, ambasadorul Statelor Unit,
Ia Londra, care, in decursul zile
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1nCeput,
81 sf1r$itu|

Sc site cum putut ajunge ID
putere asociatia Averescu-Arge-
tOianu.
Inainte de capata de la Curte
pasapOartele care deschid usile de
din dos, ea a uneltit pc toate caile
fara a escepta pc aceia a complo-
turilor 81 invitatiilor la revolta.
81, de oare ce atunci. atat Guver-
nul liberal, cat 81 al generation
81 in sfarsit Guvernul Vaida, nu
consimtiau sd puie capat unei
miscari po'itice prin aruncarea in
ocne, Gu sau fara dreptate, a tutu-
ror sefilor Ell, era un partid socia-
list, intre al carui membrii uni
aveau simpatie pentru metodele
comuniste. ST spre tainita acestor
rasturnatori s "a gasit un drum /:
marturisirea naiva principalului
faptas dOvedeste ca impotriva
Guvernarii lui 'Abdul-Hamid"
Sc uneltia, nici mai multi sau mai
putin, decat greva generala, pc
care ell vOia 'serioasa''.
STA atins scopurile. Devenit
prlm-ministru, prin Rege 81 peste
Rege, acelasi ON polite, Gu acoli-
tul care a facut un docil urs din
cine vOia sa fie ursar, nu S "a Slit
sd apara ca un simplu guvernator
al Petersburgului pc vremea lui
Alexandra al III-lea, 81 acel care
vOia sd useze de greva generala
|pentru a.. domni, ajuns pc. /.
tronul de prim- -ministru, a facut
o crima din insasi propunerea
unei greve generate 81, fara a
clipi, STA trimes veehii compiled
la saline.
Guvern de ordine.. Cine ma
auzit acest cuvant. prin care Sc
legitimau toate calcarile de lege,
toate jafurile, toate insulteleg Oar
iata ca seful Guvernului instalat
prin asemenea. mijloace pare a
simti ca Suveranul nu-i G indestul
de recunoscator pentru ca a eau
tat in toatc felurile sal anulezc.
ST fatal revenind la procedeele
prin care a putut salta La locul pc
care-l ocupa.
Daca az Fl socialistii.. Gu eat
mai communist, cu atat mai bine...
Oar, val, unii au sentinta de
condamnare asupra lor. 81 Gu ter
min prea lung! Gel multi daca Sc
pot elibera de la Jilava suspectii,
spuindu-li-se, din gura de minis
tru, ca ''al lor viitorul".
Din fericire un cinstit partid
teranesc a luat campii. ''Proiec-
tul' de program. votat in toata
regula, e o parafrasa a strigatelor
de ura din MoscOva sovietelor.
Seful eel nOu trecut prin trada-
rea de patrie pentru ca sd ceara
acum, oricare ar fl sa iasa ''forma
de Stat" "Adunarea Nationala"
Danton, 81 mai putin nu, Gu ceva
din zdrentele rosii ale lui Lenin..
Ell chidma desperat i'm jurul sau
tovaraslI'', spunandu-li-se ca
aici comunismul, lar firma ia
ranista un vechiu stergar deal
d-lui Mihalache, care face deverul
eel mare. 81, indata, pupatura
peste pupatura, pactul Sc face.
Doar vorba de a sc terorisa "Ab-
dul-Hamid"
Generalul ordinii la sfarsitul
dlctaturii sale Sc intoarce la COM
plicitatile inceputurilor.
N. Iorga.
(Din IN. Romanesc".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-10

IN CAZ DE ACCIDENTE
grave, perderea unui picior sau
mana, Uniunea' s. r. A. da un
beneficiu de sapte suite dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-10

Cannes, 3 Ian: George HarL
vey, ambasadorul Statelor Unite
Ia Londra, care, in decursul zilei
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
four REPUBLICANS
AND 8 DEMOCRATS
! IN SHERIFF'S RACE

With the approach of the primary
election, to be held May 2, voters are
regarding with interest the various
contests that are to be decided on that
day within both the old line parties
for state, county and township offices.
Not the least among these is the con-
test for the sheriff's office, with four
Republicans and three Democrats al
ready in the race for the nominations.
interest in the Republican race GEN.
tiers around the fact that Carl Wad-
man, present holder of the office, is
facing battle royal to hold his own,
and incidentally, to prevent the over
turning of a custom that has held
good in this office for 40 years, the
custom of allowing a sheriff to serve
two consecutive terms.
Carr Served Two Terms
Wadman was elected sheriff in 1920,
taking office Jan. 1, 1921, and his pres
ent term of office expires at the end
of 1922. He was deputy under Glenn
Carr, who in accordance with this
same custom, served two terms, start
ing in 1916, and lasting through the
war period.
Incidentally, the present holder of
the office was the first deputy to be
elected to that office since Alec Cor
man, back in 1882, took the reins of
office from the hands of William HI.
Trindle German had been appointed
deputy under Trindle in 1878, and was
elected to office in 1882. He was re-
elected in 1884 and served until 1886,
thus serving out the customary two
terms.
Some Exceptions Made
In two cases exceptions have been
made to this custom. One was in the
year 1912, when the Republican party
split on the Progressive rock, and
Jake Bayer, Progressive, beat Al
Steen. Bayer held office only two
years, when Steen returned in 1914
and was elected to serve his other
term.
Steen was succeeded, in 1916, by
Glenn Carr, with Wadman as deputy.
The other occasion on which the
rule was changed, was in the year
1890, when Charles f. Marlatt, Demo
crat, was elected sheriff over Will
Dormer, and served one term. Dormer
then came back and finished his reg
ular tenure in office by serving Ole
term.
Decide Party Regularity.
The May primary will decide Eot
only who is to be the Republican can
didate for the office of sheriff, but
whether or not the year 1922 is nor
NAL one in the following of established
party customs.
The Democrats in the race for the
office of sheriff are: Charles Kuhlman
James Chapman and Frank Refs; Re
publicans, besides Sheriff Wadman
are: w l.. Seaney, Frank Clements
and w. G. Alexander.
Sheriffs holding office since the time
of Trindle are: Alec German, Allen
Bond. Charles Marlatt, Albert Ogborn
Charles Unthank, LATE Larsh, Dics
Smith, Linus Meredith, Al Steen, Jake
Bayer, Al Steen, Glenn Carr, Car
Wadman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
INDIANAPOLIS RELIEF
WORKER ADDRESSES
WINCHESTER MAS0NS

WINCHESTER, Ind, March %.
Clarence d. Royce, of Indianapolis. ad-
dressed the Master Masons of RAN
dolph county, Tuesday evening in the
Winchester Masonic hall, on "The
Problem of the Near East Relief" He
has recently arrived home from trip
abroad, and as a member of the Near
East Relief committee, Investigated
conditions as they actually exist in the
near east.
lndict Movie Owners
The State of Indiana filed Is indict-
ments in the circuit court today
against the proprietors of two moving
picture shows at Union City, charging
them with violating the law by operat-
ing their shows on Sunday. Eight in
dictments were against Pearl Chattin
and eight against Roll Wenger They
were released on bond in the sum of
$500 each.
Reed Will Probated
! The will of Mahlon Reed has been
admitted for probate in the Randolph
county clerks office. After the pay
ment of all debts, the residue of his es-
! tate is to be converted into cash and
divided among the following brothers
/ anu SlSltISs SHAFT anu SIldIe dllhc-
| Mrs. Sarah c. Byers, Mrs. Belle
Bullock, Mrs. Eta Powell, Mrs. Verna
i Myratt, Miss Gertie Reed, Levi j
! Reed, Sherman Reed, Gilbert L. Reed
! Oscar Reed, C. l.. Reed and Blair
Reed. The executioners named are
; Levi J. Reed and c. L. Reed. The will
was written March IS, 1922, and wit
messed by Herman Parker and Jesse
! Porter.
| Suit for Foreclosure
Suit for foreclosure of mortgage has
i been filed in circuit court by Francis
J. Robinson against Minerva ]. Jones
| Clement l.. Arthur, Agnes c. Arthur
Francis Hotmire, the Bank of Redkey
the Farmers and Merchants bank, ex
| ecutor of the estate of William D
| Kiser, deceased, Earl Keever and Jos
eph Gard.
Banquet April 81
The annual banquet of the Farm
land high school will be held April 81
and plans are being made by the pres
ident, F. H. Longsdorf, to make the
affair a great reunion for the zoe
graduates.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
4 ARRESTS FOLLOW
RESTAURANT HOLDUP


GREENVILLE, Ohio, March %
William Hicks, of Union City, and an
other young man of near Union City.
were arrested Monday in connection
with the holdup at the O'Donnell res
taurant at Bradford. Saturday, This
makes four arrests following the rob
berry. The arrests Monday were made
on information furnished by Elmer
Broderick, one of the young men ar
rested Sunday
New Cases.
Case 22836-The Sheet Metal Man
ufacturing company VS.. Fred Rehling
Money; amount claimed, $13216.
Case 22,S37-M. A Maher VS.. DAVIS
Motor Car company. Money; amoun
claimed, $103.85.
Probate Court.
w. ]. Slade executor of the will o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
MRS. MARY MccQLLoM

GREENVILLE, Ohio, March 20
Mrs. Mary Margaret McCollom, Is
years old, died Monday after an illness
of about two weeks
She is survived by one daughter,
two sons, other relatives and many
friends
The remains were taken to Month,
cello, Ind, Tuesday night where the
funeral services were to be held We'd
nesday at the First Presbyterian
church of which she was a member
Rev. Harold Wilson officiating.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
Finds Body Of Baby
On Henry County Farm

NEWCASTLE, Ind, March %
/, Charles L. Parker, farmer, living five
miles south of here, found the body
of a newborn baby lying in six inches
of water under a bridge over Flat Rock
river, Tuesday. An investigation is
being conducted by DR.. F. ]. Drake,
coroner It is not known whether the
child was thrown into the water be
fore it was dead or not. Parker was
looking for stray stock when he made
the discovery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
MRS. EVA FORT

DUBLIN, Ind, March 29.-Mrs. Eva
Fort, rs years old, mother of Mrs.
Claude Heacock, of this place, died
suddenly at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hubbell, near Bentonville, Satur-
day. The funeral was held at the
church at Bentonville Tuesday after
noon. Rev F. C. Mccormick con-
Quoted the services. Burial was in
the Bentonville cemetery
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29

Wednesday, March 20
INDIANAPOLIS STAR
Program:
"HaiI, Purdue. Purdue GIee club
"PeEgy O'NeaI. HoIIer's orchestra
"Gypsy Sweetheart" ttr0mbone
soio) Ned Clay, HoIler's orch.
81 Got the Blues. ...........
Neal Benson. HoIIer's orchestra
'Yoo-Hoo". Holler's orchestra
Short talks by Governor McCray,
Mayor Shank, Booth Tarking-
ton, Meredith Nicholson, Albert
f. Metzger, Mary BOstwick, II.
b. Hatfield. Harrison Durant
and f.. n. Shinn.
Intermission of 10 Minutes
''The Old ROse". Purdue GIee club
Solo Miss Hazel SfIvey
ta) venetian Love song-
tbp "Thy Beaming Eyes"
Purdue Glee club.
SOl0-"Friend of Mine. $780,.
f. NJ. Stuart, Purdue Giee club
(a) Saint You COMM Out, Ma
Iinda'
Obj ..Leave We With n SmfIe'
Purdue Glee club.
Solo Miss Hazel Siivey
''The Trumpeter" Purdue Glee club
'Odds and Ends" ...
String Trio, Purdue GIee club
(a) "Curmena
OBJ "MoIIy's Eyes,
Purdue GIee club.
"April Showers" Holler's orchestra
"StealinG" -. HolIer's orchestra
NAPoIlS STAIION-DaTk.
PITTsBURG STATION eastern
$500 p. M, s'Pittsburg--Its Indus
trial Importance by A. l.. Hum
phrey. Message from the ma
tiOnaI safety council.
$3.50 p. M. popular entertainment
by AIlan's Serenaders of the
Mckeesport Cyclers, McKeeps-
port. Pa.
0:OO-9:O5 p. m, news Omitted
9:O5 p. M, music.
0:55 y. m, Arlington time signals.
NEWARK IN. j. STATION eastern
1901 p. M, weather reports.
900 p. M, animal stories by Flor
ence Smith Vincent.
Charles ID. Isaacson, chairman,
"What is Good Muster" and
"Face to Face With Beethoven; -
Marguerite White, soprano; Alice
CIausen, pianist; "Canzonetta''
Loewe. "a fors Iui (Traviata)''
tVerdD, "SOlveg's Song" (Grieg),
"Promenad N mule" -Four
drain, "Slumber SOng'' (Gretch-
John Medium, pianist; 'Buss-
Lied" BeethOven), "WaItzes from
OPP. 30" (BrahmsD, "Canz0netta
del salvador Rosa" IiszD.
son WhithOrneD, "PeII street,
Chinatown (from Suite n. Y.
Days and Nights and s.PreIude''
RachmaninOff; Renata ZanelIi,
barytOne; Sol Albert, pianist :
Aria, "Barber of Seville. Largo
nj factOtum) tROssinO. 81 Arise
From Dreams of You" (Huhn)
and "SOrter of Miss YOU
(Smith).
CHICAGO STATION
$3.50 u. m, news. final market and
financial report.
$40 ID. m, children's betime story.
500 p. m, musical program.
$500 p. M, news and sports.
1 SCHENECTADY IN. W STATION
eastern time)-
700 p. m. market quotations sup
piled by New York state depart
meBt of farms and markets, and
weather reports.
4 DETROIT (MICH.) STATION
7:00-S:30 p. M, regular musical
program.
| SPRINGFIELD (MASS.) STATION
| eastern fimeD-.
1870 u. M, bedtime story.
$500 p. m, minstrel show by Gold
en- Clover Four.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29

estate of Sarah c. Meyer, deceased
filed second and final account. 4
Answer of Anna M. Shields, filed In
Treva e. Sarver assignment case
Sale of real estate confirmed ard
deed ordered made to purchaser In
estate of Thomas Stack, deceased.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29

Ten minutes after using Danderine
you can not find single trace of dan
druff or falling hair and your scalp
will not itch, but what will please you
most will be after a few weeks use,
when you see new hair, fine and
downy at first-yes-but really new
hair@growing all over the scalp. Dan
derine is to the hair what fresh show
ers of rain and sunshine are to vege-
tation. 1t goes right to the roots, in.
vigorates and strengthens them, help
ing the hair to grow long, strong and
luxuriant. One application of Dander-
inc makes thin, lifeless. colorless hair
look youthfully bright, lustrous, and
just twice as abundant.-Advertise
ment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29

Lucinda Langston, deceased, filed IN
ventory and appraisment
w. D. Brumbaugh, assignee of Treva
e. Sarver, filed petition to sell per-
sonal property at private sale. Order
of private sale issued
c. H Myer. administrator of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
MICE DEvouR RECORDS

ANDERSON, Ind, March 29-In-
cluded among the $1,000 appropriations
of the county council was $500 for2filing
ing cases made necessary because mice
have been devouring county legal docu-
mentS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
FARMER WILL BE TRIED
IN PENDLETON KILLING

ANDERSON, Ind, March 29.-The
trial of Ralph Smethers, farmer, charg-
ed with manslaughter in connection
with the killing of Fred Jackson, 20
years old, at Pendleton on the night
of Oct. %, 1920, was to open in Madi-
son circuit court Wednesday. Smeth-
ers is alleged to have stabbed Jackson
during an encounter following basket
ball game Smethers will plead self
defense.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
led by Death
MRS. M. II. RoMIZER

WINCHESTER, Ind. March %
Mrs. Malinda Hunt Romizer. "a years
old, wife of Max Romizer, is dead at
her home here of heart disease, after
a short illness. She is survived, be-
sides the husband, by her parents,
two sisters and brother.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29

The crescent was made the badge
of Byzantium in 339 B. c., when the
sudden appearance of a crescent moon
revealed the approach of the Mace
DOMAIN army.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29

CHESTER, Ind, March 29.-Funer-
al services for Mrs Catherine Hodgin,
who died here Monday morning, were
| to have been held at o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon Burial was to be in
| Chester cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
MRS. ARTHUR KUHN

WEST RIVER, Ind, March 20
Mrs. Arthur Kuhn, 81 years old, wife
of Arthur Kuhn, was buried Tuesday
in Nettle Creek cemetery. The Rev.
Rae Bundy was in charge of the flu
neral services Mrs. Kuhn died Sun
day at the home of her son, Lloyd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
News of the Counties

FOUNTAIN CITY. Ind-Fountain
City high school play, Brown Eyed
Betty" will be given by the seniors
of Fountain City high school, April
at the X. of P. hall The seats are on
sale at Harris and Harris store Adj
mission 35 cents
Careful estimates place the popula-
ton of China at 400,00O,00O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-29
RADIO PROGRAM
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RICHMOND STATION WOZ-
March 80, 6,30-7 100 y. IN.
Kitten On The Keys (Edison)
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Monastery Bells (EdisonD Lange
Weather report.
NobOdy's Rose fEdisonD Ballard
After Dinner Stories.
I'm Missin' Mammy's fxissin'
(EdfsOnD ........ DaIharf
TOday's Talk.
Cherie (Edison) ...........
.... Radermans orche 81 ra
No Wonder I'm Blue (EsdfsOn)..
........ Hare
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w. J. Slade executor of the will o.
The Washington times., 1922-07-23
BUILDING FOR OTHERS.

An old man travelling . lone highway.
Came at evening, cold and gray,
To . chasm vast and deep and wfde.
The old man crossed, In twilight dim,
The sullen stream had no fear for him.
but he turned, whom safe on the other
side,
And built q bridge 10 span the tide.
"Old man." said . fellow pilgrim near,
You arc wasting your strength buildinG
Your Journey win end with the endins
day.
You never again will pass this way.
You've crossed . chasm, deep and wide,
Why build you this bridge at evening
"6ood friend, In tins path I have
come" he said,
There followeth after me today,
young whose feet must pass this way,
This ohasm has been - nauRht TO me
To that fair-haired youth It may Q
pitfall be,
He, too. must cross in twilight dim;
Good friend, I am building this bridge
for him."
r. E. LEE,
Forest Glen. Md.