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PAGE THREE THE lilCHMOND ITEM, RICHMOND. INDIANA F. C. McCoi- Saturday, February 21, 1931 Union County Man to Observe Anniversary Cambridge City. Rev, mlck will officiate.

Deaths and Funerals ing not less than $Vf40 per year. The rate is on a basl of consumption and on a basis of moonlight kohed-ulc. of the chuich. assisted by the Rev. J.

Ira Jones, pastor of the Central M. E. church, will officiate. Burial will be made In the Elkhorn cemetery in charge of members of the Masonic lodge with which the deceased was affiliated. Friends may coll at the Stegall funeral home at any time.

RlSSfcL F. Fl'LTON Ruasel F. Fulton, aged 33 yearn, diedThursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at his home, one mile south of Fountain City. AIAEIITISEUEST The Anderson 15c Cab Co. F.I.LA Ill I.I, LEWISVILLE, Feb.

L0. Fti neral services for Ella W. Hill, 70 years, whose death occurred Thursday night at 10:30 o'clock ut! the Reld Memorial hospital In Richmond, will be hoid Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Klute and Son funeral home In that city. The Rev. Mr.

Kenworthy will officiate and burial will be made in Kurlhitm cemetery. Friends may call at the arc the husband, an infant son, the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Hlndsley; several sisters and one brother. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Church of the Brethren.

The Rev, I. L. Krhaugh will officiate and huiial will be made in the Lisbon ccmcti'iy. HOWARD A. IJOICI.N lluwaid A.

iJoren, aftcd 'i'i yeais dud Friday night at his home, 14 South Ninth street Ho is survived by lie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward borcn. two brothers. RuhjoI of this city und Paul of Dent or.

one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Bills, and th grandmother, Mrs, Benjamin IJoren. The body hui been removed to th" Strgall funeral home from where funeral announcements will made later. Middletown Petition for Electric Light Rate Change Denied MKS. AMOS JENKINS LEWISVILLE, Feb.

Amos Jenkins, til years old, died Thursday night in the Henry county hospital after an Illness of tw weeks. Surviving are tho husband, Amos; daughter, Mrs. Grace Puckett. of Winchester and son, Luther Ringer, of Noblesville. Fuin'ral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock In tho Methodist church here.

Rev. J. O. Campbell will officiate. Members of the Reoekah lodge and Eastern Star will conduct short services.

Burial will be at Jacksonburg MRS. 1.0 A M. CllKNOWLTJI LYNN, Feb. M. Chenowcth, 03 years old died at her home two miles cast of here Thursday morning.

Funeral services will be conducted at the home, on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. Rowe, Cincinnati, in charge. Burial will be in the Cjuaker Lynn cemetery. She is tmrvtved by her husband. Leonard Chenoweth: two sisters.

Mrs. Daisy Wright and Miss Ethel 3 LIBERTY, Feb. Rile, Union county Negro, will observe his 102nd birthday anniversary Saturday, Feb. 21. A birthday dinner will be held Sunday in his honor st the home of hla son, Emmctt Rile in Liberty.

He was born In Boone county, Ky and wag a slave until the beginning of the Civil war. He was sold, while young man, for $1,500. Ho served In Company 1, 45th Infantry, Pennsylvania for three years ind six months of the Civil war. He came to Indiana at the close nf the war and for a few years resided ibout two miles cast of Liberty. He later moved to Oxford, Ohio, and then purchased a home near Salem, where he resided until a few yeats ago.

Ho now spends his time with his children in Liberty and Oxford. of his 12 children are still living. He also has seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren, He lost the sight of one eye several years ago in an accident but can tee well enough with the remaining Adopts New System to Dispatch Calls Senator Harry K. Cuthburtson, Democrat, Peru, who spoke after Kcnator Lee J. Hartzell, Republican, Fort Wayne, had attacked the measure and praised the primary, brought In the name of D.

C. Stephenson, former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan. "Was all that purity present In the primary when Governor Jackson was nominated?" Senator Cuthburtson asked. "And when Stephenson dictated the nomination of Ed Jackson was It present? If this bill had been a law could he have dictated that nomination?" Governor Jackson was nominated In the 1924 primary. Senator Hartzell, in a fiery speech, said that every surrounding state had a primary law and that "Indiana has taken a backward step." "Indiana is afraid to let the people make tho selection of all the candidates," he said.

"The men who xwant to repeal the primary have reputations such that they could not get places on the tickets. "I have been a delegate to conventions for the last ten years and I have seen men sell and men buy votes. I have seen women delegates shoved off to a corner of the delegation and given no say so. "The primary stimulates. It makes men listen to what Is best and docs not let six men in a back room filled with tobacco smoke and fumes of liquor select the ticket." The argument between Senator Nejdl and Lieutenant Governor Bush occurred Immediately after Senator Beckett had made the closing debate, Senator Nejdl wanted to ask a question, but Lieutenant Governor Bush ruled that, since tho senate was operating under the previous question rule, it could not bo done.

The argument continued until Senator Nejdl demanded the right to dictate hia objection into the senate record. Lieutenant Governor Bush would not let the senate continue with Its business until that had been done and he had answered the objection. The bill may be called down for another roll call. Ho leaves the widow, Esther; five children; one sitster, Mrs, Rusisel Myers, Fountain City; two brothers, Everett, Richmond and Forest, Centcrvillc, Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the New Garden Friends church In charge of Rev. Lee Cliamness of Winchester.

Burial will bo in Willow Grove cemetery at Fountain City. AKI.ISS Fl'KRV WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio, Feb. 20. Funeral services for ArlUs I'. Furry, aged 58 years, a resident of this community for the past 30 who was found dead late Thursday evening at the side of the tracks of the C.

N. railroad, will be held Sunday afternoon at the local United Brethren church. The Rev. Mr. Sinks will officiate and burial will be made in the Rose Lawn cemetery, Lewisvllle.

Death was attributed to heart disease. Mr. Furry was foreman of the section and had served in that capacity for a number of year.s. He la survived by his widow; four sons, Hugh Edward, at home; Virgil and Robert, of Ohio Stato university and four daughters, Mrs. Edward Greene, Xenia; Mrs.

Myrtle Reid and Mrs. Gertrude Hunter. Dayton aiv.l Mrs. Ruth Christian. Verona.

MH C. SThGAlX Funeral services ror Milo C. Ste-gall. 505 South Twelfth utrcet, whose death occurred Tuesday night, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the First Friends chuich. The Rev.

William J. Sayers, pastor optic for him to get around. He ha 3 good health and a fairly good memory. He possesses a violin said to be 130 years old, and prides himself on his ability to play it, even at his advanced age, VVinshlp, Richmond. MRS.

IRA UNION CITY. Kea. INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. The public servlca commission toduy denied a petition of the town of Middletown for an alteration electric rates, but established the following rates in the order: 10 cents per w. h.

for the first 30 k. w. 8 cents for the second 30 It. w. fi cents died Ira Mikesell.

aged years, SENATE ADOPTS Thursdny night at the Randolph Senator J. Francis Lochard, Democrat, Milan, took the same stand. "We are not going to reap much benefit from a bill of this kind," he said. "The people only will be.satl.sfied with an Income tax bill that will bring substantial relief to real estate." county hospital. She was a teacher in the Church of the Brethren Sunday school and was an active member of the churcji.

for all over 60 k. w. 5 cents foi power rates; .0325 cents for city 'water depurtmont. For street light- funeral homo Saturday afternoon and evening. Mrs.

Hill had resided in Richmond CO years but had been a resident of this place for the past year and a half. Survivors are the husband, Aaron: a daughter, Cora Howell, Chicago; grandson; one brother, Charley Greene, Buffalo, N. Y. MRS. ANNIE GROSE Mrs.

Annie Groee, 80 years old, former resident here, died at the Lafayette Soldiers' Home early Friday morning. She is survived by the husband. M. L. Grose, one daughter, Mrs.

Effie Shaw, both of Lafayette, one son, Ira C. Crose, Richmond, and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at tho Doan Son mortuary, The Rev. H. C.

Schlarb will officiate. Rurlal will be made in the Lutheran cemetery. Friends may call at tho mortuary at any time. EIGKNE I'OWEIX II INKLE MILTON. Feb.

Powell Hinkle, GO years old, reaideut of Milton for 30 years, died Thursday night in his home here. He is survived by one brother, William Hinkle, Milton: two sisters, Sarah Duncan and Mary Conklin. Milton, and one half-sister, Mrs. Jim DuBois, Ogdon, Ind. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in the Krone and Son funeral parlors in i EXCURSION to CHICAGO MEETING DATE ANNOUNCED MILTON, Feb.

20. The an-nual meeting of the Rebekah lodges in Wayno county will be held here Tuesday afternoon and evening, March 10, instead of Friday, March 6, as was first announced. (Continued From Page One) one half the persons employed In administering the proposed law xhall be members of one political party. of the bill on second reading can not be given before next Monday, sinco the printer said he could not have the revamped measure ready before that time. Senator -Hoffman withdrew a motion that a rule be suspended and printing of the bill be eliminated when Senator O.

Oliver Holmes, Republican, Gary, protested. A vigorous was under $4.50 Round Trip 4.50 Round Trip In order to avoid any delay to driver Htopping at office to set the cull, an electrical system ha been installed. When the cull Is Riven the dispatcher it is Immediately placed on a film and flashed from the office windows where it Is picked up by the driver at any he might be tntvelinfc. Call 10 minute before you are ready to go. We will be at your door with a Rood comfortable cur and an experienced driver.

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PRIMARY Saturday Night, Feb. 21 'l' rain leases Richmond 8:20 p. m. Returning imvn Chicago Mn.Uv 12:43 a. in.

(standard time). Arriving Richmond 8 a. in Alondav morning. AU day and evening- in Chicago. baugh, county home demonstration agent.

Representatives of clubs not enrolled in the work are urged to get in touch with Miss Bolcnbaugh as soon as possible so that their clubs may be represented at the first meeting which will be held Feb. 24 in the basement of the Indiana Gas Utilities company, 1128 Main street. stood to be under way to have the senate kill the corporation Income tax bill, which passed the house earlier in the week. Representa C. A.

OLAIK, TU-kM Agent Home Telephone 3003. tives or manufacturers and others who would be affected by the corporation tax were around the sen Extension Work Is Carried Out in 85 Counties ate throughout the day. Reading of the house personal income tax bill In Its entirety con (Continued From Page One) terns of selecting candidates preceded the roll call. Opposing the measure, Senator Walter S. Chambers, Newcastle.

Democratic floor leader, declared it would create a closed corporation of political leaders who would select the party candidates and deprive the people of the right to select their public officers. Senator Nejdl denounced the bill, objecting to the secret convention balloting system. He declared it opened the way to bribery. Defending the proposed law, Senator Joe Rand Beckett, Republican, Indianapolis, said it "safeguards and takes care of the people's interests." The bill as amended provides for city, county, congressional district, legislative district and judicial district conventions to make nominations. In counties and cities of less than 50,000 population the holding of the primary convention would be optional with the central committee of each political party.

Delegates and precinct committeemen would be elected in a primary in June preceding each general iTODAYal all Shell lilt's Mew a real advance 2 economics extension work conducted by the extension department of Purdue university was carried on in 85 counties in Indiana last year. This project work is available not only to women In rural communities but to all women of the state. Leaders of the project believe that at no time in the history of project work in Indiana has the selection of food and food values been so inv portant as it is today when parts of the state have been seriously affected by the drought, making it impossible to raise the regular crops and obliging persons to substitute other foods. For the past year the Wayne county clubs have been carrying on the nutrition project which has been chosen for study again this year. Details regarding the project may be secured from Miss Marie Bolen- ADVER TISEMENT sumed two hours of the senate day, while it took but a few minutes for the almost unanimously agreed upon major amendments to be adopted.

Senator Anderson Ketchum, Democrat, Greensburg, said he likely would propose another amendment providing that every adult in Indiana file a return at which time he would be required to pay a filing fee, of $1, or. $1.50. Should the person filing the return have to pay an income tax, the filing fee would be deducted. Senator Ketchum said he believed it to be the duty of every one residing in the Htate to help carry some share of the burden and that his proposal would bring that about. Both income tax bills provide that the funds estimated at approximately $10,000,000 shall be used to lighten the tax on real estate property.

ThS senate, after completing work on the tax bill, failed to pass a measure which would abolish the primary system, the vote being 24 to 20. Lieutenant Governor Edgar D. Bush and Senator James J. Ncjdl, Republican, Whiting, engaged In another of their sporadic verbal encounters over senate rules and delayed the roll calls to pass 12 bills, four of which originated in the senate. The only spirited debate of the day in that chamber occurred over the Benz bill which would reduce the requirements for teachers of primary grades from 72 to 36 weeks in a normal school.

The bill failed to pass for want of two votes, the count being 49 to 32. Committee reports and introduction of 18 new bills comprised the other business of the day in the house. For the first time during the current session, the general assembly will hold a Saturday session. The house will convene tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock while the senate will start an hour later. Both Republicans and Democrats spoke In favor of the major amendments attached to the personal Income tax bill In the senate.

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