The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-17
Short News Of City
GAIN 50 PERCENT

that although but 10 building for
March. 1920, were authorized against
% for 1919. This years estimated
valuation is $20.466. against s12,085 Of
last year This is a valuation gain OF
So percent.
TO OBSERVE SUNDAY
The First Baptist church of this
city, together with 10000 Northern
Baptist churches throughout the coun-
try, will observe Sunday, April IS. as
UNCONVENTIONAL day in making final
preparations for the New World move
ment campaign for s100000,000 to be
conducted from April IS to May 2.
DR.. BOND TO SPEAK
DIR. c. S. Bond, Richmond physician,
will address the semi-annual meeting
of the Union District Medical associa- |
ton in the Hotel Mcfarland at Con-
nersville Thursday afternoon. He will
talk on Thirty Years of Appended !
It's" Other speakers include Drs. f. |
D. Clarke, of Indianapolis; William |
Gillespie. of Cincinnati, and S. c. |
Markley. also of Richmond.
INCREASES BULLETIN
The health and safety bulletin is
sued by the American Seeding Ma |
chine company to employees monthly |
was increased to magazine size for
April in honor of the A S. M. bowling
league. The bulletin ordinarily is of
booklet size.
RAzE TWO BUILDINGS
Razing of the two brick buildings
between the Masonic temple and the
Telephone company, which will be the
site of the new Webb-Coleman gar
age, has been started. A large con-
| crete building is to be erected as
soon as possible
sEWARE! is WARNING
, Persons who may be violating fish
and ga me laws in Wayne county were
warned Saturday TO beware. Ward
ems of the state department of con-
servation have been released in an
active campaign to catch yiolators.
Joseph Machner, of Hamilton county.
Friday paid fine of s25 and costs for
[ netting fish.
TO GREET JOHNSON
/ Walter McConaha of Richmond is
named on committee to greet Hiram
johnson Of California, as part of re-
ception given by the Columbia club
of indianapolis on the senator's ar
rival from California. Tuesday.
GRANTED LIFE LICENSE
Ethel l.. Peterson, of Richmond has
been granted life teaching license
to teach in the elementary grades, ac-
cOrding to an announcement of the
state board of education.
GIVE YOUR CHILDREN, URGE
Difficulty has been met by several
school enumerators of Richmond and
Wayne county in getting exact facts
about persons of school ge. 1t is EN-
phasized that Richmond should have
every child recorded TO get its share
of the state school fund, which will
amount to about So for every person
enumerated.
: ADMITTED TO EAsTHAVEN
Mrs. Effie Pierce Craft, of Liberty.
, widow of James Craft, has been ad
mitted to Easthaven.
ARE WELL AGAIN
w. E Norris and Mrs. Cecil Irwin
and Mrs. Catherine Morris. of Liberty,
! are at home and we'll again after the
l auto accident in which all three were
injured near Richmond several weeks
ago.
TO MEET JULY IS
= State Republican editors, including
; those of Wayne county and the Sixth
district, will have their annual out
: ing at Turkey Run July Il, the execut-
. i've committee has decided
. SUGAR PRICE 1886
: Stanley Wycoff, state fair price com
: missioner, announced Saturday that
d the new standard fair price for sugar
: would be 1886. or practically 20 cents
: a pound. He consulted with whole
: salers to learn what they were pay
4 ing. Friday.
J. MRS. kAMP IMPROVING
n Mrs. Grace Kamp is improving after
l. an operation at Reid shospital, rela-
e tiveS announce.
:, VISIT IN MlDDLEToWN
). visiting their son, w. E. Clopp. in Mid
;. dletown. Ohio, over the week end.
:. POLICE AUTO REVAMPED
l. The police ambulance, which has
e been redecorated and overhauled, will
l. be ready for use Monday morning.
r. FIRE LOSS $50
s A defective flue at the home oil
e Michael Hickey, 405 North A street
s. caused the fire department to make
e run about 5 so a. m. Saturday. The
It damage probably will not amount tC
e more than $25.
3 FLUE FIRE CAUSES ALARM
e flue burning out at the corner Of
t. Eighth and North c streets was re
It sponsible for an alarm turned in tC
b. the fire department Friday evening.
lie HADLEY RESIGNS AS MANAGER
q Ross A. Hadley, for three months
d. publicity manager of the Friends For
N ward Movement, presented his resig
a. nation at the staff meeting in the
IF Colonial building Saturday morning
is Publicity work will probably be contin
ned under the supervision of Levi T
Pennington, general director of the
70 movement.
IT kNoLLENsERGs TO BOSTON
IS Mrs. George H. Knollenberg ant
= Miss Margaret knollenberg will leave
soon for Boston, Mass, to visit Bern
n ard Knollenberg.
" TO PREACH SUNDAY NIGHT
ID DR.. ]. j. Rae, pastor of the FRS
n Presbyterian church, will preach or
His Religion Growing" from his pull
% pit Sunday night
n, WEBB AT AMBOY SUNDAY
H. John r. Webb, former pastor of thu
r. East Main Street Friends church, will
V. speak in Amboy, Ind, Sunday morning
r in the interest of the Friends FORWARD
a Movement.
10 ARE PARENTS OF GIRL
Id Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Piper of NOrtl