The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-03
WHITE, BUD WALLACE
INDICTED BY GRAND
JURY FOR BURGLARY

EATON. O., May 3.-Seven indict-
ments, one Of which was not made
public, were reported by the NAV
grand jury, which completed a two
days session here Tuesday afternoon.
Two cases were ignored. Seventeen
witnesses were examined in covering
the nine cases.
indictments charging burglary were
returned against Albert and William
White and Harold (Bud) Wallace.
John Freeman and Pearl Murray were
indicted for failure to provide for legit-
innate children. Boyd White was In
dtcted for assault and battery. Cases
against Eddie Horner for assault, and
justin Archer, for discharging fire
arm on public highway, were ignor.
ed. Horner and Archer had been
bound over to the grand jury.
r. K Denote, of Lewisburg, was
foreman of the jury.
Charged with Abandonment
William A. Cooper was lodged in the
county Jail here late Tuesday after.
noon, following his Indictment in last
January on charge of abandoning d
legitimate child. He was arrested in
Waynesyille and taken to Lebanon,
where he was delivered to Deputy
Sheriff c. r. Wehrley and brought
here to jail Cooper was at one time
employed by the Dayton and Western
traction and formerly lived in West
Alexandria
Files Cross Petition.
Zelma Meyer has filed in common
pleas court an answer and cross-pe-
t1tion to divorce complaint filed by
~
which she denies she was guilty of
gross neglect and charges her hus-
band was guilty Of cruelty and neg
iect. She asks that his petition be
dismissed and that she be granted a
divorce, permanent alimony and GUS
tody of their child. " FIR
She AYERS she is endeavoring to Sc
cure more thorough education in
music, and is being sent to college
by her brother, who, she AYERS, is as
sisting in care of her child. She gives
notice, also, that she has made ap-
plicatien to the court for temporary
alimony, for her maintenance and in
defending the suit of her husband
The Application will be heard May 8
Commissioner III.
County Commissioner w. B. Cline
is seriously Ill in his home in Israel
township, west of Camden. The cause
of HIS illness has not been fully de
termined by physicians, it is said. He
was taken i'll suddenly few days age
in the fields on his farm, but managed
to reach his home.
Need Water Supply
Believing there is not sufficient wa
ter supply to adequately protect the
village in the event of big fire, the
village of Eldorado will hold a spe
ciaI election May 81 to vote on pro
posal to issue $4,000 worth of bond:
to build three underground cisters fol
the storage of large volumes of water
The village recently experienced ;
big garage fire, at which time, it /!
said, it was evident the water suppl.
for fire-fighting should be augmented
The village recently purchased mo
tor fire truck.
Leads Postmasters
Postmaster Earl R. Keselring, o
Lewisburg, has the distinction of hay
ing led all third-class postmasters II
the fourth federal reserve district II
the sale of treasury savings certifi
Gates for the first quarter Of the yea
1922, according to announcement b,
the savings division of the fourth fed
eraI reserve district. There are az
proximately IT'S third-class postoffice
in the fourth district.
viii Plan Observance.
Plans for observance of Memoria
day will be laid in meeting tonigh
IN American Legion post headquarters
Members of the legion post, G.. A. F
post, knights of Pythias and Odd Fe
lows will participate in formulatio
of plans.
Returned to Board.
William G.. BURNER West Alexandra
and Harry d. Collins, New Paris, hav
been appointed by Secretary, of Stat
Smith to succeed themselves as men
bers of the election board of Prebl
county. Each had the endorsemer
of his party committee of the count
for reappointment.
BURNER is a Republican and ha
served as member of the board fc
a number of terms. Collins is a DEM
crat and has served only one or tw