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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-03

ELKHORN. Ind-Mr and Mrs,
John Trouse entertained to a euchre
party Wednesday evening. The high
prizes were awarded to Bennett Isen-
hour and Willard McCashland. The
low prize was awarded to Mrs. lneZ
Sitloh. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Sitloh. Mr.. and Lawrence
McCashland and son Willard, Mr..
and Mrs Harvey Thompson and child
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Isenhour
and children. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
| Sitloh and children. The Recrea-
/ ton Circle met with Mrs. Dolph
/ Rhinehardt Saturday afternoon. Those
| present were Mrs. John Hawley, Mrs.
! Clarke Grove, Mrs. William Beeson,
| Mrs. Winfield Smelser. Mrs. w. B.
| Massie. Mrs. Louis Beeson, Mrs. Wal
( ter Farlow, Mrs. Lester Beeson, Mrs
/ Wilson Magaw. Mrs. Isaac Wilson and
/ Miss Elizabeth SmelseT. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Sitloh are the parents OF
a son, born Tuesday. Mrs. Parker OF
Arlington is nursing the mother and
babe. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Beeson
! and children and Miss Emeline Wag
ner spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
I Mr. and Mrs Earl Beeson and sol
Bobby spent Wednesday with Mr.. anc
Mrs Harry Weisenborn. north OF
Richmond 90. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kaufman and children called on Mr.
and Mrs. Aldon Naylor and children
Sunday evening. 90. Billy Pyle of Rich
mond is spending a few days will
. his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Chas
B alrI
. son and children spent Sunday witt
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts AM
= children of near Centerville Nj
, and Mrs Lester BeesOn and sol
Howard attended the show at tn
p Washington theatre, Monday eveninI
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o Paddock at
I tended the funeral of MI Jordan
r. : Tuesday 90. Mrs. S. NJ Chamberlain
and daughter Elizabeth spent Monda
with Mrs Florence ROgen and Chile
I rem at Richmond. Van Turner spen
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl BeesOI
q and son Bobby. MT and Mrs. job
- Hawley and daughter Dorothy mad
+ q business trip to Brownsville Nor
! day 49,. Mis- Elmeline Wagner and Mis-
9 Berniece Beeson spent the week en-
l. with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester BeesOn an
X son Howard Donald Shawhan {
L Dilling. Montana is spending a fe'
:, day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kau
d man and children. &C.. Mr. and MIR
g Earl BeesOn and Son Bobby speT
+ Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. BeesO
800. Shannon Chamberlain and so
n Louis spent Friday with Mr.. and Mr.
r Elmer Jackson Of near Centerville
: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beeson speI
@ Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs viii
@ lam Beeson. Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
/ Stitch and children spent Sunday a
p ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mech
+ at Abingdon Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Paddock and children of Richmon
d spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
If 0. Paddock and son Henry 81. NJ
IS and Mrs Charles Calvin helped M
k Mrs. Sherman Hale butcher, Tuesda
r. .... Miss Berniece Beeson atttende
party at the home of Miss Dorotf
N Shuriey. Wednesday evening.
s. COTTAGE GROVE, Ind-Omar NJ
lie Ter and family entertained at Dime
f. Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Gardnt
d and Ed Gully, Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Orr
,d Miller Miss Thp1mo Church of Coz
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-03
WE EY M SHUTE

WILLIAMSBURG, Ind, Feb. 3.-F'u-
neral services for Wesley Malcolm
Shute, who died recently were held
Friday afternoon at o'clock, from the
home in Williamsburg. Burial was al
Williamsburg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-03

GREEN'S FORK. Ind - Mr.. and
Mrs. Florence Boyd have purchased
a new automobile. &C.,. The last number
Of the lyceum course will be given in
the Methodist church Tuesday even
ing, Feb :. at $50. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Yates are entertaining the
latter's sister, Miss Showalter, Of
HagerstOwn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-03

day the Radish sisters. A business
meeting was held at the shurch Mon
day evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-03

COTTAGE GROVE, Ind-Omar Mil
Ter and family entertained at dinner,
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Gardnes
and Ed. Gully. Lloyd Miller Mrs. Orrie
Miller, Miss Thelma Church of Con-
, 1922-06-14
RAIDING PARTY
CAUGHT IN RAIN
ON LATEST TRIP
Results Lacking and Officers
Return Bedraggled and
Wet from Long Hill
Tour.

Caught in a heavy rain. and fight
ing clinEinE mud every inch OF the
way. a raiding party headed by Depu-
still hunt for moonshiners, Tues
, day afternoon.
They were a b~edraggled and disgust
Cd party when they returned Tuesday
evening, the car covered with mud.
The men soaked TO the skin. and worse
than that. empty landed. The raid
frs penetrated far into the hills in an
effort to disclose the operations Of n
number OF stills reported &c be hidden
away in several OF the old cabins.
The rain which was more severe in
the hills than in Casper. caused every
little stream to become a raging tor.
rent" reported Deviin. We were
forced to enter water to the top Of our
wheels and were often in danger OF
being forced to spend tho night in tho
middle OF a rushing swirl OF muddy
water
Either the stills are so ~cieverly hid,
den hat 1t is next { o impossible. or
activities along the booze row" have
ceased for the time being. Authorities
however. are sure that Casper's flow
Of noon must have n source com
paratively close q home, and viii
70. rest until the nen have been ap
pretended.
others Of Tuesdays raiding crew
. were Benjamin Hewitt. state prohlhi
tion officer. and Game wardens Short
and McCuIlah.
, 1922-06-14
SUBJECTS ANNOUNCED
FOR Weeks SERVICES
SCANDINAVIAN CHURCH

Great Doctrines OF the Grace Of
God as Revealed in the Epistle Of St.
Paul to the Romans" viii be the gen
eral theme in important Bible exposi-
tons in the Scandinavian Evangelical
Free Church These meeting have
been in progress for h past week,
hut beginning Wednesday. June 14th.
at s p. m. thern will be Bible exposi-
tons on important themes continuing
for several weeks. every night s p. m,
except Saturday. The following sub
5ects will be dealt with:
THE Gospel of h Grace OF God:
What It Is?"
THE Goodness and F~orbearance Of
God"
THE Whole Guilty World in the SUI
prene Court OF the Universe"
Justification and Its seven-Fod
Results"
Victory over the Power and Do,
minion OF Sin"
The spirit-F Filled Life; Its Results
and Blessings"
Gods Wonderful Purposes with
Israel"
The Way Of Everlasting Salvation
Made Plain
Christian Conservation and Spirit
ual Service"
Love. and How Wei II Fulfills the
Law in Relation to God and Man"
The "Children's DG.iy Vacation Bible
School" begins Thursday morning at
1890 to IL. June Is. continuing for
several weeks. Parents belonging to
any church are encouraged TO sent
their children OF ages 5 TO IL. No ad.
, 1922-06-14

N VEGETABLES
No. z Flag Succotash.... Csc, or 3 for zoe
No. 2 Uncle William Red Kidney Beans
Zoe, or B for Soc
No. z Brown Beauty Beams. .......2Oc, or 3 for 55c
No. 2 Del Monte Small Beets........3 5c, or 3 for CSC
No. 2 Dairy Maid Milk Hominy...... zoe, or 3 for 55c
No. 2 Kraft Macaroni with Cheese. Csc, or 3 for 65c
No. "a Del Monte Peeled Green Chill 15c, or 3 for 4Oc
Del Monte Pork and Beans, lib. can 15c, or 3 for 40c
No. 2h Del Monte Pork and Beans. SOC, or 3 for soc
CEREALS
Large pkg. Quaker Oats, per pkg.....-..... .......3 SOC
Large Post Toasties or kellogg's per pkg.m-...-..15c
Small Post Ioasties or kellogg's per pkg. .... loo
Cream of Wheat, per pkg 80. SOC
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg 15c
White or Yellow Corn Meal, lob. bag. $500. 36c
, 1922-06-14
BUICK AGENCY
CHANGESH HANDS,
NEW HOME HERE
VIII Be Located in L. d. Bran.
son Garage at First and
Wolcott When Building
Is Completed.

a deal was contaminated today
whereby L. ID. Branson. associated
with NJ. J. Gothberg and Walter stor.
RE. have acquired the local agency for
the Buick automobile.
Mr.. Branson has been a resident OF
Casper for the past IL years and has
been engaged in the garage and auto
mobile business during that time. His
present shop is located at ga South
David street. but there is at present
under construction at First and VOL
, 1922-06-14
France To Join
j.. In Hague Meet

PARIS. June 10y The Associ-
sted PresslHFrance viii be repre-
scented At the conference at The
Hague en- Russian affairs by a group
OF experts the cabinet has decided
The idea of having Charles Benoist-
the minister AT Tho Hague take part
in the preliminary conference was
abandoned.
, 1922-06-14

mission fees or collections taken at
these chndren's meetings. Parents
are urged to cooperate. taking al.
Vantage OF this opportunity for their
children to know more OF the Bibles
teachings.
Preaching service in Swedish every
Sunday morning ut II.
Sunday school in English for all
ages, every Sunday morning 10 a. m.
We invite children and their par
ents to come to this Sunday school II
they are not attending any other at
his hour.
, 1922-06-14

.sott streets a large and commodious
garage which VIII be-the Casper home
Of the Buick when the building is
completed
r. b. Lummis. who for the past SIX
years has been associated with the
Buick ageney m Casper. has been en-
gagged by Mr.. Branson and mis- asso-
ciates as head salesman.
, 1922-06-14
NON-sUPPORT CHARGED
IN DIVORCE COMPLAINT

Ncn-support was named as the
cause for an impending divorce suit
brought by Laura Swartz aEainst her
husband, William Swartz n filed
Wednesday Wit the clerk Of court.
No definite ate has beer set for the
, 1922-06-14

GREYBULL, Wyo-. June II.
visit to the Big Horn basin region by
burlington officials. who made an
auto trip up the Greybu1 valley. IN
dicates n serious interest in the re
quest for n railroad W the river.
Early decision on { he project is ex'
pected.
, 1922-06-14

hearing. Alex B. King Ii named as
attorney for the Plaintiff The couple
were married Aus asst zs. 1917 al chey-
enne, and have N. children
, 1922-06-14

Read my nursery and greenhouse
ad every Saturday. II will tell you
what we have in season- William Mos
teller. p o. BOX HOS. Casper. Wyo-
6I4-1t
, 1922-06-14
A CONSTIPATED CHILD
A small dose of DR.. CAldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin will bring
quick relief.

MOTHER, when one Of the
Nl children is constipated are
you going to give the first lax
alive within reach? II is dam
perous to do so. Some have
been known TO rupture the
i~ntestines of little children.
Don't be beguiled by the out
side sugary appearance. Look
into the formula Calomel is
seldom necessary; salts,
minerals, coal tar, never!
Unlike these, DR.. caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin Is admirable for
children, as II Is for grown
people, too. Mothers have
been giving 1t to children for
30 years. They know 1t does
not grippe, and is free from
narcotics. The formula is on
every package, and you can
see Il is vegetable, Just a com
bination Of Egyptian SIENNA and
other laxative herbs with pep
sin Use Il yourself and you
, 1922-06-14

An elephant takes up the collection
in some Of the Hindu temples. II goes
round with a basket extended from Its
uunk.
Evening star., 1922-03-03
SEEKS AID FOR D. c.
IN SENATE MOVE
Ball Would Have District
Committee Represented on
Appropriations Body.

A drive to have the District COM
mittee of the Senate represented ex
officio on the Senate appropriations
committee by its chairman and two
other members, in connection with
the proposed amendment of the Sen
ate rules giving to the appropriations
committee all the appropriation bills.
was begun in the Senate yesterday
afternoon by Senator Ball, chairman
of the District committee.
In taking the various appropriation
bills from the military affairs. naval
anairs, post Office and. other commit
tees now handiinE appropriation bills
and. placing them under the jurisdic
ton of the appropriations committee
the proposed new rule provides that
the chairman and two members OF
each Of these committees shall have
a right to sit as ex officio members of
the appropriations committee when
the bills in which they are particular
ly interested are before that COM
mittee.
Acts to Help District.
Senator Ball contends that the
District committee should have
sim liar representation on the ap-
propriations committee when the
District bill is up for consideration
He offered an amendment to this
effect
"As chairman of the committee on
the District of Columbia" said
Senator Ball. addressing the Senate
IT And that I am very much handi-
capped in not being in touch or hav-
ing any one, present at the District
committee meetings who is in touch
with the appropriations committee,
which makes the appropriations for
the District"
sugEestion In Opposed.
Senator Warren. chairman of the ap-
propriations committee, opposing the
suggestion of Senator Ball, called at
tention to the fact that at present
Senator Jones of Washington and
Senator Glass Of Virginia are members
of both appropriations committee and
the District committee. Senator Ball.
however, pointed out that this merely
happened to be the case. and that a
time might come when no member of
the District committee was a member
Of the appropriations committee.
Senator Jones Of Washington spoke
strongly in support Of the proposal of
Senator Ball.
Evening star., 1922-03-03
traps MEMBERS
| ON BUDGET SLASH
Secretary Weeks Says They
Cut Estimate and Then
Want Districts Favored.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla, March 3.-Slashing of
from s5O.00O.ooo to sSo,0Oo.00O from
the War Departments budget for the
new fiscal year, as reported to be the
plan of the House appropriations sub
committee. will mean a decrease of
Army forts. posts. flying fields and
training camps of this country. Secre-
tary of War Weeks said here today.
In discussing the proposal. Secre-
tary Weeks said it would be impossi-
BILE. with a force Of only 100000 men.
to properly man these forts. camps
and fields. even with a sufficient num-
ber Of men ito drill a squad"
Not Enough Men.
He said there are ESQ forts. posts,
flying fields and camps in the coun-
try proper and forty outside of the
country, and that to reduce the Army
by $4,000 men and 1900 officers, as
reported to be the plan, will make
it a mathematical impossibility to
keep all the posts, forts, camps and
fields in operation.
Likewise he pointed out that IL
the proposal is adopted it will mean
that those flying fields which are
nearer to large posts and forts will
be the ones to be retained and the
others will have to be abandoned. =
Critic Of Congress.
The Secretary declared that repre-
sentatiyes and senators would vote
for a big Army reduction and then
use all their influence to have particu-
lar forts or posts or camps or fields,
as the case may be, which are in their
districts. retained.
"The member of Congress who votes
to make the cut beyond what We think
it ought to be should not complain If
the department finds it necessary to
abandon a fort or post or field or camp
which happens to be in his district"
said the Secretary.
He declared he has had his say
and would not appear again before
the appropriations subcommittee un-
less specifically requested SO to do.
1T is not my Army, it belongs to
the people. and il they want to make
the cut, they have the right to do So -
was his comment.
Evening star., 1922-03-03
CRIME IS INCREASING
AS OLD HOMESTEAD
DECAYS, SAYS JUDGE

CHICAGO. March 3.-The old
American homestead. with its
training In religion. was the finest
and best factor in keeping down
crime this country ever has
known. Judge Kickham Scanlan.
chief Justice Of the criminal court.
said in an address before the Chi
cago Medical Society last night.
LAS an institution, it is fast fall
ing into decay" he continued.
with a resultant increase in
crime"
Another reason given by Judge
Scanlan for the increase in crime
is that the American public is
losing faith in God"
I'm recent Statistics" he said, cit
was revealed that during the
questioning of men for the draft
two out of every three boasted
they did not attend church. Such
a statement is appalling"
Evening star., 1922-03-03
Today's News In Brief

Ball would have District committee
represented on Senate appropria-
tions committee. Page
Details of compromise bonus bill COM
pleted by House committee. Page I
Jones rider declared certain to be
killed In House. Page /
More brokerage firms caught in whirl-
pool OF misfortune. Page
Presidents ship subsidy plan wins
support. Page 3
Miners strike set for April /, Davis
pariey with operators Is still un-
called. Page 2
FRIENDS Of Church. sentenced to hang
today, hope to obtain stay. Page 3
Cut in funds for Navy fuel defended
in House by Madden. Page
wes: Caneda coal wage cuts may
cause strike OF 10000. Page 8
May sell trolley tokens at rate of
three for 20 cents. Page 13
s50,000 900 to he slashed from budget
Army bill estimates by House COM
mittee. Page 13
House in uproar as charges are made
against Gov. Reilly. Page 20
British deny agreement to give any
large portions Of Ulster, to South
Ireland Page a.
Evening star., 1922-03-03
KILLS WIFE AND SELF.
Man Enraged When Spouse Stayet
Out Too Late at Movies.

NEWTON, Mass, March 3.-Enraged
because his wife stayed out late at
motion picture show. William T.
Garvey. shot and killed her, wounded
Mrs. Doris G. Atwood, young
woman boarder. and took his own
life, late last night. A seventeen
year-old son, Raymond. and two other
children, witnesses Of the shooting,
tried unsuccessfully to stop their
father, one of the girls jumping at
him. At the Newton hospital today
physicians said Mrs. Atwood would
recover.
Garvey. forty-nine years old, was a
building contractor. Mrs. Garvey,
who was forty years old; Mrs. At
wood, twenty-five years, and Mrs.
Garyey's oldest son left the house
early in the evening for a nearby
picture show. Upon their return
Garvey started an argument, worked
himself into a frenzy and, when Mrs
Garvey turned toward her bedroom,
he drew his pistol and opened firfe.
The first shot went wild. the second
killed Mrs. Garvey. Then Garvey
began firing at Mrs. Atwood, who had
ATTEMPTED a to prevent him from shoot
ing, a. bullet piercing her arm. Mrs.
Atwood ran screaming from the
house and fell in faint In the snow.
Evening star., 1922-03-03
GOVERNOR BRINGS
FISTS into ACTION
Oklahoma Executive Hit in
Face by Man Who Refused
to Shake Hands.
By the Associated Press.

=
OKMULGEE. Okla, March 3.-Gov.
J. B. A. Robertson was attacked by
James G. Lyons. an oil man, as the
governor emerged from the private
office Of County Attorney James Hep
burn this morning, after a conference
between the county attorney and the
governor. Gov. Robertson, as he was
county attorney, was introduced TO
Mr.. Lyons byStanders said. The
governor extended his hand and Mr..
Lyons was said to have struck him
in the face.
Half Dozen Blows Exchanged.
'T am a man." Gov. Robertson said.
and struck back at Mr.. Lyons. They
exchanged probably half a dozen
blows before they were separated.
Pandemonium occurred in the
crowded corridors Of the courthouse.
Many fed. expecting more serious
occurrences
Gov. Robertson was not injured in
the encounter. The governor. accom-
panied by members Of his party, later
returned to his hotel.
Lyons strikes First.
That Mr.. Lyons struck Gov. Robert
son the first blow was the statement
of w. H. Crume and Assistant At
torney General William H. Iwick.
The governor had arrived here
early today to present to the county
attorney a letter offering to appear
in person before the grand jury In
yestigating the affairs of the defunct
Bank of Commerce., and testify.
Mr.Lyons is president OF the Lyons
of the Guaranty State Bank.
Evening star., 1922-03-03
TWO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
BUILDINGS TO START SOON

Bids for the construction of the
two new junior high schools author
lied by Congress probably will be
asked for by the Commissioners be-
fore the end of April and work should
be under way in May.
Maj. Cary H Brown. assistant En-
gineer Commission, said today that
Municipal Architect A. L. Harris Is
making rapid progress on the plans
for the two junior high schools, one
of which will be in lexington and
the other in the vicinity OF 18th and
Taylor streets.
The original authorization by Con.
gress fixed the limit of cost on each
building at 100000. The Senate COM
mittee. in reporting the new appro-
priation bill, raised this limit to
S40O, 900 on each building.
Maj. Brown said the plans drawn
thus far have been along such lines
that they will not have to be changed
If the additional 100000 is allowed
on each building.
Evening star., 1922-03-03
BULLOCK IS FREED
AFTER NORTH CAROLINA
REFUSES WITNESSES
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HAMILTON. Ont, March g.
County Judge Snider today re-
leased Matthew Bullock. American
negro, who was held at the re-
quest of the United States authori-
ties for extradition to Norlina. n.
c., where he is wanted on a charge
of attempted murder. The south
ern state refused to send witnesses
to Canada to testify in extradition
proceedings.
The Judge ruled when Bullock
was rearrested two weeks ago
that witnesses must be produced
by North Carolina to establish
a prima facie case against the
negro. Gov. Morrison of North
Carolina refused to send witnesses
here and the judge held that afii-
davits submitted by the United
States consul were not sufficient
proof of the prisoners guilt.
The friends of Bullock planned
to spend money raised in Toronto
and other places as a defense fund
on 4 big demonstration and feast
in his honor tonight.
Evening star., 1922-03-03
CAPITALS FINE SHADE TREES =FACE
NEGLECT THROUGH LACK OF FUNDS

city heads. mindful of the desire
OF the government for economy,
reduced this estimate to $50, 900.
which still would have been a
comfortable Increase.
When the budget bureau sub.
mitted the estimates to Congress-
the amount for trees and parkines
had been put back to the amount
allowed this year, $4,000.
Mr.. Lanham said today that of
the $4,000 appropriated for this
year, about $4,000 remains for the
last four months of the fiscal
year which is far from enough
to do the proper amount Of spray-
and trimming that should be done
to keep the trees healthy.
The superintendent said he plans
to plant 5000; trees this spring.
but all Of them win abe to lili
/, gapS in existing lines, with no new
rows in contemplations