The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-22
Short News Of City
RULES ARE POSTPONED

Recent milk rules adopted - The
state board Of health are considered
| too drastic by local milk dealers, they
said Thursday. The new ruling in
cludes the inspection of all dairy cattle
under the direction of the state veter-
mary department Decision of the In
! diana Dairy association prevents i'm
| mediate operation of the new rulings.
SISTER OF MURDERED GIRL
Mrs. Samuel Carter, of this city, is
sister of Martha Huff, IA year old
girl, who was found murdered in the
Big Eagle Creek, in indianapolis, We'd
nesday.
CLINIC is OPENED
Syphilis is responsible for II deaths
out of every 100. Free venereal clinic
at Easthaven, open Mondays from 100
to 8 80: Fridays, 700 to 800.
HUSTLERS TO MEET
The U. B. Hustlers will meet at the
home of Mrs. Paul Christopher, 1913
Richmond avenue, at 2:30 p. m, Fri
day.
ELLIOT CAN'T BE HERE
Word has been received from Tom
Elliott, Y. NJ. c. A. secretary in Annoy,
China, that he will not be here to talk
to the Y. NJ. and Y. w. associations of
| Earlham College at commencement
time as was planned. Graduating from
Earlham in 1900 Mr. Elliott took up
the Red Triangle work. According to
his message it will probably be June
before he leaves for this country.
An effort will be made to bring him to
| Richmond some time during the sum
| mer.
Wi-HUB CLUB TO MEET
The Wi-Hub club meets with Mr.
and Mrs Wallace Asbury at their
home on South Ninth street, Friday
night.
PLAN BETTER SERVICE
Better service especially planned so
that school children may reach Rich
mond from the east on time, will be
started to Richmond when the Dayton
and Western company takes over the
operation of the line formerly operat-
day or Sunday The new mana gement
will be composed of almost exactly
| the same men as the old
CONFlSCATE HOME BREW
| Five cases of home brewed beer are
said to have been confscated by the
police Thursday morning at the home
Of Sherman kortright. North Thir-
teenth street The police ambulance
| brought the cargo to headquarters and
it is resting safely there. The trial
has been continued until next Tues
day, April 81
WILLIS BEEDE LEAVES
B. Willis Beede, educational secre'
taly of the American Friends Board
of Missions, left the city Thursday
morning for British East Africa
where he will spend a year visiting
Friends mission stations. Accompany.
ing Mr.. Beede was his wife, who for
merly was Miss Juanita Ballard, of
this city.
FRIENDS SLIDES SHOWN
Interchurch lantern slides will be
shown at the Friends Central Offices,
101 South Eighth street, Thursday
night. Levi T. Pennington, director
of the Friends Forward Movement in
America, will be in charge. The
Friends church Wednesday night
Friday night Herbert Kaufman will
take them to Centerville.
LAND-DILkS LOSS $1,000
The Land-Dilks Cabinet company
on South street was the chief suf.
ferer from the terrific hail and rain.
storm that passed over Richmond
| Wednesday. This concern sustained
about $1,000 loss from water back
ing up from flooded sewers into its
cellar. Cabinet panels, lumber and
i other parts stored in the cellar were
totally ruined. All the windows in the
west side OF the building were broken
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
county teachers examination Will
be held at the high school building
Saturday. County Superintendent Will
liams announced Thursday.
DENNISON VISITS "Y"
E. F. Dennison, of the Secretarial
Bureau of the International Depart
ment of Y. M. c. A, visited the local
association Wednesday.
TO ENTERTAIN H. S. CLASS.
Members of the senior class OF
Richmond high school will be enter
tanned at camp supper and movie
part by day students of Earlham col
lege, on April 80. it was announced
at the college Thursday
BARNETT is IN TOWN
D. c. Barnett, Field Secretary Ma
tional Automobile Dealers Associa
ton, was in town Thursday to affiliate
citation.
SEATS STILL ON SALE
Seats for the French play, LIE!
by advanced French students at Earl
ham college on Friday evening, Apri
%, can still be obtained at the West
colt pharmacy.
WANTS DIVORCE
Marie H. Shaeffer filed suit late
Thursday for divorce from Floyd A
Shaeffer, charging failure to provide
t She asks change of name.
ALLEGES NONSUPPORT.
} Divorce and restoration to her maid
| en- name of Breese are sought in
? common pleas court action brought il
: Eaton Wednesday by Edith Brees
l. Krone against Ralph Adolph Krone
to whom she was married in October
1918. in Cincinnati. After their MAJ
rage they came to Richmond to re
side. but four months later, the wifi
, AYERS. she was forced to go to tn
home Of her parents in Preble count
because her husband would not SUI
, port her properly.
CHARGES CANADA EMBARGO
Shortage of sugar in Richmond
Dayton, and other cities of like rae
ius, is caused by restrictions CT tn
= Canadian government on cuoar COR