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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, DEC. 30, 1921.
uiB SEVEN
BROWN CASE TAKEN
UNDER ADVISEMENT
BY DAYTON COURT
GREENVILLE. Ohio, Dec. 30. The
motion of Prosecutor Hoel to strike
out part of the answer in the quo
warranto proceedings against County
Treasurer Brown a"hd also a motion
for judgment on the pleadings was
heard by the court of appeals at Day
ton before Judsres Allread. Fernedint
and Kunkle. The court took the case
under advisement '
' Just before Attorney Kyle started
his argument for the state. Attorney
John Maher, for the defense, was
granted permission by the court to
file an amended answer, in which will
be set out the fact that Treasurer
Brown already has been placed on
trial and acquitted on one of the in
dictments. Attorney Kyle made the opening ar
gument for the state and was followed
by Attorneys Maher and Murphy, for
the defense. The closine argument
was made by Prosecutor Hoel.
Judge Ferneding stated that. In
view of the importance of the case,
an early decision would be made.
93 Less Marriages
There has been quite, a slump in
marriage licenses during the year
1921. During 1920 there were issued
375 licenses, and in 1921, up to Thurs
day noon, there had been 277 licenses
issued.
New Cases Common Pleas
Daisv V. Marker vs. J. C. Medford.
J. W. Spidel. Lewis S. Plyley, Nettle
Plvlev and Charles Shepherd. Money,
Amount claimed. $1,000. with interest
from Nov. 14. 1921. Kirk Hoffman,
attoraev for olaintiff.
M. C. Cain vs. S. R. Hiatt, auditor
of Darke county Ohio, and Dan H
Brown, treasurer of Darke county.
' Ohio. Injunction and equitable relief.
V' ""f.V. D. Brumbaugh, attorney for plain-
tirr.
Samuel Hill vs. S. R. Hiatt, auditor
of Darke county, Ohio, and Dan H.
Brown, treasurer of Darke county,
Ohio. Injunction and equitable relief.
W. D. Brumbaugh, attorney for plain
tiff. Probate Court
L. F. Hoschouel, administrator of
the estate of Phoebe Routzong, de
ceased, filed inventory and appraise
ment. Zelpha G. Ault, administratrix of
the estate of Elizabeth Wilson, de
ceased, filed petition to tlx and deter
mine amount of inheritance tax.
from home. The fire was caused by
a defective flue. Most of the contenta
of the house was saved The Christ
mas entertainment, given by the
church and school Friday night was
well attended Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
seU Lambcrson were .the Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Henby of
north of Straughns. . . .Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Beihl called on Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Beihl Sunday afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Sweet and family of
Connersville and Mrs. John Knecht of
Rushville called on Mrs. C. D. Haulm
Monday while en route to Raleigh to
the home of their brother, George
bweet, who died Sunday, Dec. 25. in
terment in the Raleigh cemetery Tues
day, Dec. 27.
FAIR HAVEN, Ohio Mrs. Sarah
Roush and Miss Marguerite Brown
are visiting relatives in El wood
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Houser and fam
ily spent Sunday near Sugar Valley.
.... Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whit and fam
ily of near Brookville spent from
Thursday until Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis White Mrs. Mary Sauer-
hoerer of Cincinnati is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Phllpott Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Ramsey of MIddletown, Mr. and
Mis. Lester Heavenridge, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Myrl
Heavenridge and Mr. M. C. Wisely of
Ancona spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. James Heavenridge Mr. and
Mrs. Matthew Brown entertained their
children at a Christmas dinner Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bostick,
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bostick, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Marshall and George Craig
spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Bostick and daughter, Florence. . . .Mr.
and Mrs. George Wallace entertained
company Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lor-
imer Charles have moved to their new
home.... The Christmas program at
the M. E. church was well attended
Sunday afternoon On the. evening
of Dec. 20 Marguerite Brown and
Kathryn Wallace gave a shower at
the George Wallace home, one and one
half miles west of Camden, in honor
of Ruby White, whose marriage to
Myrl Heavenridge took place Dec. 24.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
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dred Woodard and daughters Elsie and spent the week-end in Richmond....
Bettie spent Christmas eve at the' Mrs. Florence Kennedy and daughter
home of E. E. Whiteman Mr. and . - ,,, ,, ,, A w
Claud Lock and daughter spent "7 "T T 1
iriper mis ween. . . .ftliss juiiaieu auu
Mrs.
Christina with Addison and Martha!
Lock Mary Morgan and Christina J William Jenkinson of Indiana univers-
Morgan called on Ida Blatt Sunday. jty. Miss Grace Pottenger of Sullen's
morning ... Howara iianey ana iam-coll ege of Bristoi Tenn Misses Helen
Mrs. Dr. Harley Norman Morgan jHart and MaiT Beard of Earlham are;
and family and Hue Schlosser spent j spending their vacation with their,
Christmas with Joe Alexanders. parents Miss lone Robinson of;
Cora Fulkerson spent Tuesday with Peru is here for a short visit with,
Martha Lock Mrs. Carl Baker call-i relatives Miss India Stanford of,
ed on Mrs. Hershal Micksell Sunday. Richmond is visiting with her grand-1
Mrs. L. C. Thurston called on Wal- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Druley
ter Williams Wednesday Mr. and I Mrs- Liy Brattin is spending a
Mrs. Sam Wolfal. and cHildren spent tew davs with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Christmas with Addam Wolfal and 1 Johnson of Peru Miss Golda and ,
wife Howard Piatt is the victim of ! Albert Young of Cincinnati are the.
Beard... Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis are
visiting relatives in St. Louis and Clay
City Worth le Williams spent Mon
day In Cincinnati.. . .Mies Thelma and
Ear! Brattin spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett Moss,... Mrs. Young
Is visiting relatives near Shelbyville
...Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Eenuer of New
Paris, O., were guests of relatives hers
over the week-end. ' --
Bertram D. Holder man.
Bertram D. Holderman, sixteen-year-old
youth of Pittsburg, Pa.,
who is a freshman at Pennsylvania
state college, has established a
psychological test record for col
lege students. He made a score of
163 out of a possible 168. Only
seven of the 13,000 college men and
women who have taken this same
test have made a score cf lfiO or
better, but not one equaled Hold
erman's record of completing it in
23 of the 30 minutes allotted.
and especially the living room, where
there was a very large Christmas tree.
HOLLANSBURG, Ohio. Frank Ile
lan and family, C. E. Byrant and Mil-
pneumonia Doris Richard is spend
ing this weekrWith Viola Richards
Mary Williams called on Merle Harris
Monday Mr. and Mrs. Van White
and daughter spent Sunday evening
with Dr. and Mrs. Bishop Mattie
Lock called on Etta Hill Monday
Etta Hill returned home Saturday after
a visit at Cincinnati... Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Caskey and Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Caskey and Chalmer Caskey spent
Monday in Richmond Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Wiggs and son, Robert Charles,
spent Christmas with Mae Piatt.
Mrs. Jessie Simpson called on Mrs.
Norma Richards TOuesday afternoon.
. Frank Irelan and Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Byrant of Cincinnati, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Woodard of Charles
ton, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Whiteman spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Dr. Meek Ida Piatt. Mary
Morgan, Defbthy Williams, Martha
Albright, 'Christina Morgan, Bonnie
Bayne, Edith Miller, Susan Billman,
Edris Chenoweth and Dorothy Slick
called on Donna Irelan Thursday eve
ning Miss Nola Teaford called on
Miss Ruth Caskey Saturd'ay evening.
Mrs. Chester Williams called, on
Mrs. Walter Williams Wednesday
Mrs. Sinks and R. A. Downing called
on Mrs. L. C. Thurston Sunday.
BOSTON, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Alph
Kutter, Mrs. Earl Miller and daughter
Suburban
v '
GREEN'S FORK Mrs. Effie Brooks
spent Sundav with her parents at
Economy Mrs. E. M. Stanton and
daughters spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stinson near
Centerville Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bovd and family erent Christmas in
Richmond Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
Gunckle returned Tuesday evening
from Muncie where they have been
visiting Gerald Kennedy of Purdue
university is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Cranor Mr. and Mrs. Elvin
Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cum
mins and daughters, Nellie, Catherine
and Esther Jane Mr. and Mrs. .Lute
Hatfield. Hazel Hatfield, Harry Hat
field, Mr. and Mrs. Rice Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Oil Gaylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Vervl Shaffer, Joe Benboe. Rhea. Aus
terman, Aileen Hower. Gordon Gaylor,
Eugene Gaylor, John Fox and Charles
Wise, were entertained to a turkey
!inner Christmas day by Mr. and Mrs.
5lorris Harrison and children Velet
atld Freda Benboe at Hagerstown. . .'.
Mary Downing and Jesse Bird spnt
Mondav evening with Mrs. Rice Miller
and John Fox A Christmas enter
tainment was given Sunday at the
Christian and Methodist churches
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harrison and
Velet Benboe of Hagerstown spent
Mondav afternoon with Mrs. Rice Mil
jor Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Pickett of
Richmond spent Sunday witn Mrs. iaa i
Pickf t and family Mr. and Mrs. (
Ves Nicholson visited in Richmond)
Saturday and Sunday Mrs. George j
Smith, Mrs. Rice Miller and Mrs.
Charles Cummins spont ednesday in
Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Eh in Ben
son returned Tuesday evening from
Hacerstown where they have been
visiting since Saturday.
DALTON, Ind. A Christmas pro
pram was given by the pupils at the
Dal ton school house Friday afternoon
und was well attended Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dennis entertained at
Christmas dinner the following per
rons: Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Dennis
and daughter Mildred. Mr. and Mrs.
Hansel Dennis and daughters Ruth
and Thelma, Mr. and Mr3. Arthur
Dennis and daughters Esther and
Martha and son Thotnas and Miss
y.elnm Dennis. . .Mrs. EM;t Groves and
pon, Hnrlev. of Topeka, Has., are stay
ing with Mr.-and Mrs. Morton Harfpr
a few days Frank Matchct of Mun
cie rppnt Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Pan Mntchet Mr. and Mrs.
t ., i0 v.-itrs nnd familv entertained at
tWrhristrnaa dinnf the following pev
(TA .ns: Mr. and Mrs. John Bales and
sons itaiyn ai iunnm. .......
benjamin Jackson. Orvil and Pearl
Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Jackson and daughters of Dalevilie...
William Farlow, who is spending the
winter with his son. S. C. Farlow, of
Delaware count. i3 recovering from in
juries sustained when he fell down a
Kairwav last Friday night. .. .Mr. and
Mis. Jake Study. Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Beeson. Mr. and Mj-s. Tessa
Vardiman dined with Mr. and Mrs.
Abija Alircd Christmas clay. . .Charles
and Vivian Taylor of Westfieid are
spending a vacation with Mr. and Mr-.
Ed Beeson Mrs. Bessie Harter and
daughter left Wednesday for Van
Buren to spend a few days with her
h(1ns Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Beeson and
family called on Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Brown Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Bogue of Muncie are)
moving to the farm of the late Wil
liam Harter Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Beeson ar.d family and Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Wilkinson and family spent
Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Beeson of Losantville Rev.
Willie Richards of Matthews is hold
ing meetings at the Baptist church
for a few days.
BENTONVILLE, Ind. Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Sheets of Michigan, are visiting
the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs.
William Sheets, for a few days
m. nn,i u-a. Miller and family at
tended a pitch-in dinner at Milton in
KWor of the latter's sister, Mrs.
Ll3hop, of Illinois Arthur Manlove
and son, Russell were ine ouuuay
xiiests of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hussey
Mark Laughlin's home wa3 de
;rnvei bv fire Sunday evening about
C o'clock, while Ui-a family was awayj
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NeYearRe$olutions and
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There's one pledge that's easy to keep and worth
keeping:
To use Silver Flash and nothing but Silver Flash in
your car.
You won't be tempted to switch to another brand
w hen you know the quick, easy start that Silver Flash
gives, and the fast pick-up, the masterful power and
the bg mileages you always get from it.
WESTERN OIL REFINING CO.
Indianapolis
You can now get Silver Flash Gasoline from the following good dealers.
They sell it to you because they know it's the best, the most efficienf and
the cheapest in the long run:
ANDREW WALKER GROCERY Greenwood Ave.
L. E. LITTLE 432 Lincoln St. ,
HARRY HASELTINE GROCERY 103 Richmond Ave.
GEORGE WORLEY'S GARAGE 15 South Ninth St.
CHENOWETH ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. 1115 Main St.
EARL WRIGHT MOTORCYCLE GARAGE 31 South Fifth St.
ELMER SMITH'S MOTORCYCLE GARAGE 426 Main St.
F. E. THREEWIT'S GARAGE 703 South Ninth St.
THE DAFLER-MOSER CO. 272 Ft. Wavne Ave.
HOWARD BROOKS East End Lunch Room, Opp. Roundhouse.
BROOKS BROS. GARAGE National Road, West
GLEN McIIENRY Grant and Sheridan
JOHN ZWISSLER'S 28 South Fifth St.
J. P. AIKIN & SONS' GROCERY, 1415 N. C St
COFFMAN & SON GARAGE 46 South Sixth St.
McCONAIIA'S GARAGE 418 Main St.
ROSCOE HELM'S GARAGE Centerville, Ind. .
F.B.JENKINSON'SSTORE Boston, Ind. '
FRANKLIN & RIGGELMAN Williamsburg, Ind.
DAVIS GARAGE Hagerstown, Ind.
F. D. PALMER Fountain City, Ind.
Western Oil; Refining Co.
Richmond Branch 1723 North F
E. F. WILSON, Mgr.
Res. Phone 4504
Office Phone 3125
BUY YOUR SILVER FLASH GAS ROM
Richmond, Ind. McCONAHA'S GARAGE
Phone
1480
guests of relatives Mrs. Mark Bos-;
worth has returned to her home, in:
Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Charles1
Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis of ;
Montpelier. Mr. Draper of Aniboy vis
ited with the families of W. C. How
ard and Claude Ballenger this weeR.. i
..Rev. and Mrs. Thorn and daughter
spent this week at Lynn with rela
tives. . . .Mrs. Joseph Brower visited in
Richmond Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Warner Card, Mr and Mrs. Elmer j
Farnsworth of Richmond spent Christ- j
mas with Mr. and Mrs. Will Porter-!
field and Dr. J. J. Rile Mr. and;
Mrs. Herfert Carrico and sons were
called to Norwood, Va., by the death i
of a relative Mr. and Mrs. P. .L-j
Eeatd entertained at dinner Sunday,!
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beard and chil-!
dren of College Corner, Mr. and Mrs. i
Z. H. Stanley of Witts, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Campbell and son of Richmond,
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Eby and Mary
Announcement!
We wish to announce to our former patrons and f rjends
that we have purchased the Kroger Grocery Store atv
203 Richmond , avenue. We will carry notions and .dry
goods as ?ie carried before.
Thomas W. Erk
v 203 Richmond Ave.
& r kz Cream
GOAL
When you think of COAL,
think of us.
We have .Coal that will
please you. And we will
please you with our service.
Farmers'
National
Grain
Assn.
Old Champion Mill
Phone 2549
Yards
Boston, Kitchel, Fountain
City and Richmond, Ind.
j PASTEURIZED
QUALITY
DRINK SAFE MILK
SERVICE
The safe Milk is Wayne Dairy Products Company"!
Pasteurized Milk always remember that. And when,
it is a question of health we should not take chances.
All of the dairies supplying milk for the Wayne
Dairy Products Company are inspected by Rich
mond's dairy inspector. Use the home products.
WE PAY CASH FOR CREAM
WAYNE DAIRY PRODUCTS CO.
Phone 5238 " South 6th and A Sta.
9a
IJre-Inventory Specials
in Footwear
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
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""Boys' Shoes for school
or dress in brown or
black calf, medium,
English and soft toe,
army last, Goodyear
welted leather soles
' and wingf oot rubber
heels
Citf 4
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$2.95
Children's Shoes in
black or brown, round
or medium toes, low
rubber heel; every pair
built for service
$2.75
Ladies' Brogue Oxfords
in light tan or dark
brown calf military or
low rubber heels. Pre
Inventory Sale
calf-
$4.45
$3.95
GEO. E. KLUTE
Ladies' Dress Shoes in brown or black kid and
skin, medium English toes, military or low
heels, at
Shoe Department
925-929 Main
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QuaSty
Merchandise
Reasonably
Priced
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Quality
Merchandise
Reasonably
Priced
Special reductions on all our Blankets and Comforts right at the time of year
when they are most needed. Avail yourself of this opportunity to supply your
needs at abig saving.
Blankets
Plain tan Cotton Blanket,
single bed size, QQ
now at - tOv
64x76 plain tan Cotton
Blanket, pink " A A
or blue borders pJ-Vt
64x76 extra hea-y grey or
tan Cotton Blankets, pink
or blue borders,
now at
72x80 plain grey extra
heavy Cotton Blaniet, blue
borders, now
at
66x80 Woolnap Blanket, plain grey with
pink or blue borders (St A "ICI
now at . . . : vc -i-
72x84 Plaid Woolnap Blankets, beautiful
blue, pink or tan plants, (J A A Q
now at tpfi.4l-0
S2.29
yrey extra
laniet, blue
$2.98
Comforts
Cotton-filled good, heavy
Comfort, made of cotton
challie; desirable patterns.
Reduced (j2
Good heavy Comfort, plain
colored, satin-finished bor
ders, center of figured silk
oline. Reduced (0 Qi
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to
Extra heavy sateen-bordered
cretonne center well-
made Comfort,
reduced to . .v.
$5.19
Sateen-bordered Comforts, centers of
beautiful floral pattern cretonnes ; stitch
ing guaranteed for 5 years. QQ QQ
Reduced to 0UQ
Boys' Suits and Mackinaws
at prices that are especially attractive to those parents who wish to start
the bov to school in a new outfit. -
$6.95
Boys' $9.00 All-Wool Suits
reduced to
(Some have two pairs trousers)
Boys' $11 -All-Wool Suits fiQ AO
reduced to , PO0
(Some have two pairs trousers)
Boys' $7.50 fine quality Chinchilla
Overcoats, well tailored, - tf 4 AO
reduced to tp4iO ,
Boys' plaidall-wool well
tailored Mackinaws
One lot of Boys' good qufaity School Trousers
Special, each
$5.98
...78 c
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