The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-29

county persons may now auto south,
without fear, 1t was announced Mon
day.
MANY IN CINCINNATI
Several Richmond Odd Fellows at
tended the big degree carnival in Gin
cinnati, Saturday night
EXTRACTS UNDER BAN
Lemon extract, and fiavoring ex-
tracts in general, are the latest pro-
ducts to fall under Uncle Sans scowl,
according to letter received by coun-
ty officials from Charles J. Orbison,
federal prohibition director for Ind
lana. Warning is issued against sell
ing them for beverage purposes.
MAKE GOOD SLUGS
Richmond and Indiana persons know
how to get full value for Canadian
dimes and quarters. They put them
in telephone pay stations. Phone COM
'pany officials say so.
The slump in the foreign exchange
on the New York market has further
reduced the purchasing power of
Canadian money in Indiana. merchants
claim. A Canadian dollar is worth 81
cents here.
DISMISSED ON CHARGE
Emma Harris, 229 North Tenth
street, charged with provocation, was
dismissed in city court Monday.
MOVE TO N. CAROLINA
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Middleton, who
have been residing in the Wayne apart
nents for about year, have moved to
Sumter, N. c., where Mr.. Middleton
will enter banking business He was
employed here at the Vulcan Springs
company.
TO INSTALL OFFICERS
The recently elected officers of the
Moose Lodge will be installed at a
dinner meeting in the organizations
club rooms Monday night.
PLAN MEMBERSHIP INCREASE
Plans for increasing the member
ship to $50 were laid at the smoker
in the T. P. A club rooms Saturday
night. The Rev. J. J. Rae in his ad,
dress following the installation of the
newly elected afficers. Landed the good
work accomplished by the organiza-
ton and several other complimentary
remarks. BY increasing the member
ship 40 additional members, the Post
will be entitled to four delegates at
the national convention at Portland
Oregon, in June.
oANQCEl 10 POS tPONEO
The Ladies' society B. of L. F. and
f. has recalled on account of illness
of members, the invitations issued for
the annual banquet to have been held
at the Odd Fellows hall on March 81
I The banquet will be postponed to a
future date.
TO HOLD A MARKET
The Birthday class of the Chester
~ oh, al
the Oakland Wall Paper store, 1929
East Main street Saturday morning
| April 3, at 10 o'clock. Dressed chick
ems, home. made pies, cakes and bread
will be sold.
LEAVES FOR PHILADELPHIA
! Levi T. Pennington will leave fol
Philadelphia and other points in the
east Monday night Mr.. Pennington
will interview prominent Friends re
garding the larger gifts" of the
Friends Forward Movement of which
| he is national director.
| BUTTER DOWN; WHEAT UP
| Both rural and city jewellers were
benefited by Mondays change Of mar
ket. Creamery butter fell from 70 t
i sc cents pound. Butter has dropped
| from II to SO cents. The Richmond
price for Number 2 Red wheat jump
ed from $3.50 to $14O a bushel
WALKS $4,000 MILES
J. F. Mikulec. the world champion
globe trotter. visited Richmond for Z
| short stay Saturday night. Nikulec
! who has been walking for the past q
years, has covered approximately
$4,000 miles, he says.
TO ATTEND MEETING
Representatives from both Rich
/ mond wholesale groceries will prob
| ably attend the annual convention o
| state wholesalers in indianapolis Oh
Wednesday and Thursday of thi:
week.
The Hood company will be repre-
sented by o. H. Gable and H. H
| George. The Grubbs- Howard com
pany may be represented by ]. Y
| Poundstone.
MRS COOK SPEAKS
Mrs. Clara NJ. Cook Of Noblesville
Ind, smoke at the morning services a