The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-18
Short News of CITY

Leave for Marion-Among the Re-
publicans who departed for Marion to-
day were John H. Taylor, James Fry,
Lon Jones and Edgar Morris.
Friends Council Meets-The execu-
tive committee of the American
Friends Foreign Mission board will
meet at the Friends central offices
Tuesday morning.
North End Voters-A school for
women voters will be conducted at
the North End mission Thursday at
2:30 p. m, it was announced today.
Sample ballots will be used and all
| women who wish to attend are cor
daily invited. Women from all parts
of the city will be welcomed at the
meeting.
Addresses Colored Students - Mr.
| Craft of New York, one of the inter-
| national organizers of the Y NJ. C. A,
spoke to the colored students of the
| high school Monday on opportunity
and What 1t Means to the Colored
| People" Mr.. Craft, himself a colored
man, gave a splendid talk to the stu
dents. He said it was up to the per-
son himself what he made of his op-
portunities. He emphasized the fact
| that it was not possible to start at
the top but that colOred men and wo,
men who had had college educations
often found it necessary to work at
some mental task until an opportunity
came along to prove their worth
Night School Continues-"Notwith
| standing the fact that there will be
no daytime school after Tuesday this
week, there will be night school and
part time school, n. F. Fultz, voca,
tlonal supervisor, announced today
He further stated that Wednesday
night will be 'show down" night fol
the trigonometry and commercial
chemistry classes. Whether these will
be continued is still doubtful. A class
IN auto mechanics is assured
Attending Indian Meeting-Clarence
E. Pickett, general secretary of the
Young Friends Board of the Five
Years meeting, is expected to return
from Oklahoma about Thursday, Oct
y. He is attending Indian meetings
held on Oklahoma reservations.
Recovering From Attack-Joseph H
Mills, who suffered an attack of indi
gestion Saturday morning while OF
the way to his place of business, The
Richmond Casket Co, was reported a
being slightly improved Monday.
Si't NlLSHu EN-
bers Of the local Fem Fem club went t.
indianapolis Monday morning to tax.
part in the Shriner celebration bein,
: held there.
: Local Boy Stars-Waltcr Evans
whose exceptional work on the dc
fensive in the Hartford Salem poll
game held Friday night, is a local bo
and took part in games played by tn
local team several years ago
Dressed Attends Synod-The Rev
, Frank A. Dressed, pastor of the Firs
/ English Lutheran church. left Sunda
night for Washington, D. c., wher
he will attend the sessions of tn
Synod Of the United Lutheran
churches Of America. He is expecte
to return about the last of this month
John Weist improves John \
Weist. local paper dealer, who ha
been in a critical condition at tn
Saterl hospital in Cincinnati, follow
ing an operation Friday. is improving
Opens School Here-At the reques
of friends, Mrs. Agnes Hansel Harte,
who for many years was contralt
sOloist at the First Congregations
church of Evanston, Ill. and was TO-
merly member of the Dolly Varde
) Quartet, will give vocal instructio
r to two classes of children, one fc
= children from s to II, and the othe
: for children from II to Is. TIL
:, classes will be organized the latte
\ part of the month